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Fire Service Supervision and Community Safety Educators - NE at TESU? - High_Order1 - 11-11-2016
I'm trying to hammer out a path with an advisor.
Seems like a nice and knowledgeable guy, I just want to ensure my maximum amount of credits are brought in.
Right now, he is suggesting a Bachelors in Liberal Studies - Criminal Justice (BA.LSCJ).
They are saying that my NFA classes are NE, which says No Equivalency.
One is being listed as FIS-391 / 1cr.
The other is coming in as HRM-331 / 1cr Human Resources Management (I assume that's it, anyway)
What have yours been brought in as?
He is saying that they are more applied than theoretical, I am unsure how that is a negative in this degree path, so I have asked for some clarification.
OH
Also, he is saying that SL IT fundamentals is *not* good for the InfoLit requirement. I have inquired as to why.
My TEEX Cyber 101 didn't come in at all, so I am checking on that today, as well.
Happy Veterans Day!
Fire Service Supervision and Community Safety Educators - NE at TESU? - swalke321 - 11-11-2016
NE just means it is not a course from an RA school. It should still transfer. DSST, CLEP, ACE credit sources, etc. are all labeled as NE. Courses from RA colleges are considered TE, including challenge exams (CSU global cbe and uexcel). HRM and FIS typically won't fit in the AOS for liberal studies or in gen ed, they generally fall into free electives. Not all CJ courses fit into the liberal studies or gen ed sections either. Some CJ courses will only fall into free electives.