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TESC Diploma - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Inactive (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Inactive) +--- Forum: [ARCHIVE] Excelsior, Thomas Edison, and Charter Oak Specific Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-ARCHIVE-Excelsior-Thomas-Edison-and-Charter-Oak-Specific-Discussion) +--- Thread: TESC Diploma (/Thread-TESC-Diploma) |
TESC Diploma - HawkGuy - 03-26-2008 I was looking at the different diplomas my friend has at her house and noticed something. On her BS, all it said was "Bachelor of Science" with no mention of major or anything. Does anyone know whether or not TESC's diploma has the major listed? What about EC and COSC? I guess I'm just curious haha TESC Diploma - ShotoJuku - 03-26-2008 HawkGuy Wrote:..............What about EC........ Both degree and major listed. TESC Diploma - peacfulchaos2001 - 03-26-2008 TESC doesn't state the major. It is just like your friends diploma. TESC Diploma - Inwe - 03-27-2008 No!!!!!! Are you saying the TESC diploma only says Bachelor of Science w/ no major listed?
TESC Diploma - GettinMyBA - 03-27-2008 I assume that if it's not on the diploma itself, than it must be in writing on some other documents(?) TESC Diploma - snowwhite88 - 03-27-2008 Will it be at least listed on the transcript?
TESC Diploma - CollegeStudent7 - 03-25-2011 I'm very curious to know more information about this as well. The whole reason I was leaning toward TESC was because I thought they offered majors. TESC Diploma - ryoder - 03-26-2011 They do have majors but a lot of schools have diplomas that don't list the major. I think its sort of old school. TESC Diploma - bawhitsett - 03-26-2011 If you're pursuing a BSBA your degree will say "Bachelor of Science in Business Administration", with no mention of the concentration (marketing, CIS, etc.) This is the way most schools do it. TESC Diploma - CollegeStudent7 - 03-26-2011 bawhitsett Wrote:If you're pursuing a BSBA your degree will say "Bachelor of Science in Business Administration", with no mention of the concentration (marketing, CIS, etc.) This is the way most schools do it.Oh, that I totally understand. I just thought that since the History Bachelors states: Bachelors of Arts, that all TESC diplomas would either state Bachelors of Arts or Bachelors of Science with no actual major. Are there any more people willing to post a pic of their TESC diplomas on here with just the private info blacked out? We'd be forever grateful :p
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