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ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - Flelm - 10-20-2020
I'm on catalog year 2017 for my BSBA Op. Man. Does anyone know if TESU would keep that catalog year if I asked them to add the ASNSM Comp Sci to my evaluation? I have all the courses done so it feels like a no brainer. Or would this just be a better question for an advisor?
RE: ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - rachel83az - 10-20-2020
I think it would be better if you asked an advisor about this. I think it would update your BSBA to the 2020 catalog but I'm not sure.
RE: ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - Flelm - 10-20-2020
Yeah I definitely wouldn't want to do that so I can avoid the SOS110 requirement. I'll probably email advising once I enroll in the BSBA capstone. Thanks.
RE: ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - allvia - 10-20-2020
In my experience you keep the year of the BSBA catalog you already have, but the added degree will be in the current year of which you make the request. Which is why it is important when you ask for an add you tell them to KEEP what you already have.
At one point as an active TESU student I had 4 bachelors (a mix of catalog years) and 3 associate official evaluation options. You may only be able to graduate with 2 bachelors but you can have as many official degree evaluations as you want - however, only if you're an active student. Again, always tell them outright that you want to keep what you already have.
RE: ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - bjcheung77 - 10-20-2020
Hi. You can add that, but you'll be placed into the 2020/2021 year. Do you want to pay the residency waiver or take courses?
RE: ASNSM Prior Catalog Year - Flelm - 10-20-2020
If the added ASNSM would be the current year I'm going to skip it. I'm paying the residency waiver for the BSBA and don't want to take SOS110.