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Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - SCYankee - 02-26-2023 Looking at the BSBA in Business. You can see the credits I have in my sig. Not sure if all of these courses transfer this way, but here's what I think might work. If you have any input or can tell me where to find the courses I need (SDC, CSM, etc.), please share. Also: 1. Does Sophia Accounting count as Managerial Accounting or Financial Accounting? 2. My Science, College Comp and College Math CLEPs are about 22 years old now. Does that matter for Excelsior? Thanks. ----------- Cornerstone Course Arts and Sciences Component Written English Requirement Humanities Ethics course: Intro to Ethics - Sophia Two elective courses: 1. Analyzing & Interpreting Literature - CLEP 2. Visual Communication - Sophia Social Sciences/History Electives Microeconomics: Microeconomics - Sophia Macroeconomics: Macroeconomics - Sophia Three elective courses: 1. US History 1 - Sophia 2. US History 2 - Sophia 3. Intro to Sociology - CLEP Natural Sciences/Mathematics Electives College Algebra or above: College Math - CLEP OR Algebra - Sophia Natural Science course: Natural Science - CLEP Business Statistics: Statistics - Sophia Arts and Sciences Electives Organizational Behavior: Organizational Behavior - DSST Quantitative Analysis: Additional credits to reach required credits Intro to Psychology - Sophia Public Speaking - Sophia Free Electives INL 102 Information Literacy Other College-level Credit BUSINESS COMPONENT Financial Accounting Managerial Accounting Intro to Business Law: Business Law - Sophia Intro to Computers: Intro to Information Technology - Sophia Business Communication: Communication at Work - Sophia Management Concepts and Applications Principles of Finance: Principles of Finance - Sophia International Business Strategic Management capstone CONCENTRATION (5 Business Electives) Principles of Management Intro to Marketing Principles of Supervision Intro to Business RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - dfrecore - 02-26-2023 (02-26-2023, 06:56 PM)SCYankee Wrote: 1. Does Sophia Accounting count as Managerial Accounting or Financial Accounting? I'm not 100% on CLEP/DSST since they stopped publishing those ages ago, but going by the same courses at SDC/Sophia gives a clue. Your main issues will be: 1) Will they accept Stats or do you have to take Business Stats (which I think you do, it can be done via SDC) 2) Will they accept Intro to Ethics or do you have to take Business Ethics Then, you need the following: English Comp I (SDC or Sophia) Business Writing: ENG-102: Business Writing (Coopersmith) MAT-303: Quantitative Analysis (Coopersmith-UL) Managerial Accounting - SDC Business Communication: BUS 324: Managerial Communication (SDC) Intl Business: BUS 308: Globalization and International Management (SDC) 3 more UL Business Electives (SDC) - check the transfer guide prior to taking anything If you do the above, you will only have 7 UL courses, and you need 10 UL - so you'll probably have to take BUS 307: Leadership and Organizational Behavior (SDC-UL), FIN 301: Corporate Finance (SDC-UL), and then possibly 1 more. And if you don't find out all of this prior to sending in your credits for an eval, then you will have to pay another $300 for a second eval - not the end of the world, but annoying. So I'd just factor that into your costs up frontl RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - SCYankee - 02-27-2023 (02-26-2023, 11:49 PM)dfrecore Wrote:(02-26-2023, 06:56 PM)SCYankee Wrote: 1. Does Sophia Accounting count as Managerial Accounting or Financial Accounting? Thanks for your insightful analysis. I have more to accomplish still than I thought. 1. So EU requires 30 UL credits? 2. Why English Comp 1 (Sophia) AND Business Writing (Coopersmith)? Why not one or the other? 3. Any insight on Coopersmith Quantitative Analysis vs the CSM Course? 4. Any insight on Business Writing at Coopersmith vs Sophia ? (They both offer this course) RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - rachel83az - 02-27-2023 (02-27-2023, 01:21 PM)SCYankee Wrote: 1. So EU requires 30 UL credits?
RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - dfrecore - 02-27-2023 (02-27-2023, 01:21 PM)SCYankee Wrote: Thanks for your insightful analysis. I have more to accomplish still than I thought. 1. Yes 2. These are the "Written English" requirements for the BSB at Excelsior 3. The Coopersmith course is UL and accepted for this requirement; the CSM course is not 4. The Sophia course is not accepted for this requirement RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - SCYankee - 03-02-2023 (02-27-2023, 09:26 PM)dfrecore Wrote:(02-27-2023, 01:21 PM)SCYankee Wrote: Thanks for your insightful analysis. I have more to accomplish still than I thought. Does EU have a CLEP or DSST transfer page, that shows how each test transfers? Or something for Coopersmith? RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - rachel83az - 03-02-2023 Nope. Excelsior does not post CLEP/DSST equivalencies. For Coopersmith, there is https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting but it's not as complete as many might hope. RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - SCYankee - 03-02-2023 (03-02-2023, 01:03 PM)rachel83az Wrote: Nope. Excelsior does not post CLEP/DSST equivalencies. For Coopersmith, there is https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting but it's not as complete as many might hope. Considering that I need 30 UL credits, how do I figure out if they transfer SDC courses as UL or LL? For instance, BUS305 Leadership Communication at SDC is UL. But the transfer page only says it comes in as a Business Elective. Can I safely assume that, since it's considered UL by SDC, it will count toward my UL at EU? (TESU is way more clear with this stuff, but their RA credit requirement set me back a lot.) EDIT: I just realized they say whether it's UL or LL in the right-hand column. Instead, let me ask this: How can I know whether I can use Leadership Communication, instead of Managerial Communication, from SDC for the EU Business Communication requirement? RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - rachel83az - 03-02-2023 I wouldn't be afraid of TESU's RA credit requirements. You can easily/cheaply fill those requirements with TECEPs, Finnish credits, TEL Learning, and/or ASU Universal Learner. Possibly plus a flat-rate term. With Excelsior, IIRC, only 9 credits of a BLS can be in a "professional" area. Everything else needs to be liberal arts. That means most business things are out. If you're going for a Business degree, I don't think any communications course on SDC counts for the English/Writing requirement. You need to take the Business Communications course from Coopersmith. RE: Excelsior: Can you help me with a degree plan? - SCYankee - 03-02-2023 (03-02-2023, 01:56 PM)rachel83az Wrote: I wouldn't be afraid of TESU's RA credit requirements. You can easily/cheaply fill those requirements with TECEPs, Finnish credits, TEL Learning, and/or ASU Universal Learner. Possibly plus a flat-rate term. With TESU, because of RA requirement, I end up needing like 60 credits for the BSBA Entrepreneurship degree. Looks like I need about 36 or so for EU, and all but three are SDC courses. I don't know what Excelsior IIRC is. Can you explain? Business Communications from Coopersmith. You mean for the Business Communications requirement in the Business Component section? Because you already said English Comp 1 (SDC or Sophia) and Business Writing from Coopersmith for the English requirement. And how do you know the Coopersmith course will work? I don't even see it listed on the degree wiki link you gave. Thanks. |