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Changing BSBA Area of study - azt579 - 12-01-2016 I enrolled in TESU in May prior to the cornerstone requirement and I'm currently under the 16-17 catalog. If I want to change my BSBA area of study, will I still be under the same catalog? Or will they treat it as if I'm applying for the first time? Changing BSBA Area of study - alzee - 12-01-2016 I wouold call and ask them *on the phone*. Don't do it through email. Once I asked what the procedure was to change my degree plan in an email to advising -- and they just did it and closed the case. In your case you really don't want this to happen.. ![]() Changing BSBA Area of study - azt579 - 12-01-2016 Thanks. I'll give them a call tomorrow. I too noticed that they tend to make changes to your student account even if you're just simply asking a question. I emailed the registrar about courses that I was thinking about possibly taking to see how they would transfer in, and I received a response saying that the courses in question had been added to my degree plan. That was not at all what I was asking to be done. Phone call it is hilarious Changing BSBA Area of study - dfrecore - 12-01-2016 You can change your AOS in the BSBA without changing catalogs. Changing BSBA Area of study - alzee - 12-01-2016 Btaylor89 Wrote:Thanks. I'll give them a call tomorrow. I too noticed that they tend to make changes to your student account even if you're just simply asking a question. I emailed the registrar about courses that I was thinking about possibly taking to see how they would transfer in, and I received a response saying that the courses in question had been added to my degree plan. That was not at all what I was asking to be done. That exact thing happened to me as well, now that you mention it. I had asked if the penn foster international business course would still satisfy that requirement and they answered yes. Later after I decided to pay for the course and take it, I asked them to add it -- and they said it was already there and that I should tell them if I want to change it to something else. *facepalm* At least, so far, none of these mistakes have cost me anything but a few minutes of time here and there. ![]() |