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Dual Degree - coryjunior19 - 11-30-2017
Opps posted in the wrong place
I read somewhere that TESU does not let you get more than one degree. I just wanted to check that info. I am actually interested in TESU Human Resources/Organizational Management, Marketing and Operations. They do not have a lot in common classes wise but I am thinking I can use the required classes for the electives. I think the only issue is Marketing courses mostly have to be taken at TESU (cant test out), is that a fair assessment?
Also, I am trying to make a spreadsheet of classes to save most money.... I have no credits at all.
Also, is it cheaper to just take classes at TESU for residency if I take Makreting than pay $1,600? I cannot find an answer in the post so excuse me if I am repeating.
RE: Dual Degree - lawwhiz1000 - 12-12-2017
(11-30-2017, 03:50 PM)coryjunior19 Wrote: Opps posted in the wrong place
I read somewhere that TESU does not let you get more than one degree. I just wanted to check that info. I am actually interested in TESU Human Resources/Organizational Management, Marketing and Operations. They do not have a lot in common classes wise but I am thinking I can use the required classes for the electives. I think the only issue is Marketing courses mostly have to be taken at TESU (cant test out), is that a fair assessment?
Also, I am trying to make a spreadsheet of classes to save most money.... I have no credits at all.
Also, is it cheaper to just take classes at TESU for residency if I take Makreting than pay $1,600? I cannot find an answer in the post so excuse me if I am repeating.
You are better off enrolling with Excelsior College and taking free classes with Straighter Line,study.com,saylor.org and schmoop as all you will be paying is the registration fee for Excelsior.You can also do some CLEPs and DANTES.Talk to an academic advisor first to work out a degree plan before you do anything. Go to www.excelsior.edu.Good luck.
RE: Dual Degree - dfrecore - 12-12-2017
(12-12-2017, 12:01 PM)lawwhiz1000 Wrote: You are better off enrolling with Excelsior College and taking free classes with Straighter Line,study.com,saylor.org and schmoop as all you will be paying is the registration fee for Excelsior.You can also do some CLEPs and DANTES.Talk to an academic advisor first to work out a degree plan before you do anything. Go to www.excelsior.edu.Good luck.
How are classes at SL, Study.com, Saylor, and Shmoop free?
RE: Dual Degree - RANSOMSOUL - 12-12-2017
I am already requestioning a refund with them after that post!!!
