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TESU BALS - Please check my degree plan - Learnfordegree - 05-05-2019
I took a while to decide on which degree to work on, but I have decided to go with TESU BALS. Although BSBA would be more valuable for me, I don't think it is feasible for me to obtain College Algebra and Business Stats given that it has been a long time since I last took a math course and I am getting older. I do have Intermediate Algebra and that should be sufficient for the BALS. I can use tuition reimbursement for the Cornerstone and Capstone (our tuition plan is based on each course completed and its grade. So, WGU type block class scheduling would not work). Please help me select the easiest possible classes. If possible, it would be good to have the General Management concentration but I don't have to at this point. What is important is that I commit and start getting something done rather than continue my procrastination. Also, how many credits do I need from TESU as online classes to possibly avoid the residency waiver? If it takes a long time to do it that way, I would rather pay it.
Thanks in advance for your help. I greatly appreciate it.
RE: TESU BALS - Please check my degree plan - dfrecore - 05-06-2019
If I were you, I would switch to COSC. They are cheaper, and easier to get your company to pay for courses & fees (they don't have the residency waiver, which is hard to explain).
RE: TESU BALS - Please check my degree plan - Learnfordegree - 05-06-2019
Thank you for your reply dfrecore. I thought COSC would require higher Math classes, Science lab and 30 UL requirements. Would you please look into what I have currently on my Excel sheet and modify/help me with the best course of action for a COSC degree. Easy classes is my highest priority. It would be great if someone can share a degree plan they completed or currently working on. I saw a few with Business Administration major in the forum but not many with Liberal Arts.