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Input please - geissingert - 04-20-2019
Please help me to figure out which degree would be the fastest way for a family member to get any degree with the following classes he has taken. He would like to stick with TESU, unless you know of a less expensive degree he can get.
Thank you
Foundations for university success 3 credits GEN
College composition 4 credits ENG
Literature & composition 3 credits ENG
Intro to speech communication 3 credit ENG
Intermediate Algebra 3 credit MAT
College Math ll 3 credits MAT
Human Nutrition 3 credits SCI
Gen Psych l 3 credits PSY
Gen Psych II 3 credit PSY
Intro to sociology 3 credits SOC
Critical thinking everyday life 3 credits HUM
Computer applications I 3 credits CSC
HTML and website development 4 credits CSC
Political science elective 3 credits POL
Fund of engineering graphics 1 credit CAD
Lab fund engineering graphics 2 credit CAD
Computer aided drafting 1 credit CAD
Lab, computer aided drafting 2 credits CAD
Engineering materials 3 credit CIV
Lab engineering materials 1 credit CIV
Manufacturing process 3 credits MFG
Lab manufacturing process 1 credit MFG
Business Communication 3 credits COM
Introduction to computer application & systems 3 credits BIS
Statistics for Decision Making 3 credits QNT
Principles of accounting l 3 credits ACC
Principles of accounting ll 3 credits ACC
Financial acct 1 4 credits ACC
Critical thinking and decision making 3 credits PHL
Ethical and Legal Topics in Business 3 credits ETH
Organizational Behavior for Managers 3 credits MGT
Intro to criminal justice 3 credits LAW
Constitutional Law 3 credits LAW
Juvenile Delinquency 3 credits LAW
Police Organization & admin 3 credits LAW
Criminal Investigation 3 credits LAW
Interpersonal Dynamics CJ Prof 3 credits LAW
Criminal Law 3 credits LAW
Rules-evidence & court Procedure 3 credit LAW
Intro to forensic Science 3 credit LAW
Spanish for CJ professionals 3 credits LAW
RE: Input please - geissingert - 04-21-2019
Please help and give your guidance.
RE: Input please - ConqueringCollege - 04-21-2019
It looks like the general education requirements are completed except for English Composition 2 and Information Literacy. Living in the Information Age is now a required course at TESU and fulfills the Information Literacy requirement.
You might want to look at Liberal Studies (with a concentration in Criminal Justice?). If he applies and sends all his transcripts to TESU, they can help say where the courses can go.
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RE: Input please - geissingert - 04-21-2019
(04-21-2019, 11:05 AM)ConqueringCollege Wrote: It looks like the general education requirements are completed except for English Composition 2 and Information Literacy. Living in the Information Age is now a required course at TESU and fulfills the Information Literacy requirement.
You might want to look at Liberal Studies (with a concentration in Criminal Justice?). If he applies and sends all his transcripts to TESU, they can help say where the courses can go.
Thank you for your guidance. Do you know about how many classes he might need to take?
RE: Input please - ConqueringCollege - 04-21-2019
I know three classes he'll definitely need (if he's going to TESU): English Composition 2, Living in the Information Age (TESU), and the Capstone (TESU).
Past that, it depends on how many of his classes are upper level and how many qualify for the area of study of whichever degree he chooses.
Best case scenario, (all courses fit and he has 15-18 upper level credits in the area of study), he'll need 4 more credits (over the three courses above) to reach 120 credits total for the degree.
However, I imagine he'll need to take several UL courses for his area of study to meet the 15 - 18 UL credit requirement.
RE: Input please - dfrecore - 04-22-2019
I put degree plans on your other post.