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Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - Copper56 - 05-22-2026

Did anyone get a bachelors degree in Business Administration in Operations Management? Did it help you in your career?

I've been seeing that sophia classes/TESU don't mix well. Im trying to see which platform I can use to get all my core classes done for this degree in a reasonable amount of time and max credits transfered.

Any suggestions how I can find out the correct classes I should be taking on sophia/study to satisfy TESU class requirements? 

Thank you ! Smile


RE: Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - Mint Berry Crunch - 05-25-2026

(05-22-2026, 09:10 PM)Copper56 Wrote: Did anyone get a bachelors degree in Business Administration in Operations Management? Did it help you in your career?

I've been seeing that sophia classes/TESU don't mix well. Im trying to see which platform I can use to get all my core classes done for this degree in a reasonable amount of time and max credits transfered.

Any suggestions how I can find out the correct classes I should be taking on sophia/study to satisfy TESU class requirements? 

Thank you ! Smile

Which courses/how many credits did you transfer in from Sophia? Did you use Credly or order transcripts directly from Sophia? That could be an issue.

Study.com is also a solid option for gen ed courses and business electives.


RE: Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - Copper56 - 05-26-2026

(05-25-2026, 11:14 PM)Mint Berry Crunch Wrote:
(05-22-2026, 09:10 PM)Copper56 Wrote: Did anyone get a bachelors degree in Business Administration in Operations Management? Did it help you in your career?

I've been seeing that sophia classes/TESU don't mix well. Im trying to see which platform I can use to get all my core classes done for this degree in a reasonable amount of time and max credits transfered.

Any suggestions how I can find out the correct classes I should be taking on sophia/study to satisfy TESU class requirements? 

Thank you ! Smile

Which courses/how many credits did you transfer in from Sophia? Did you use Credly or order transcripts directly from Sophia? That could be an issue.

Study.com is also a solid option for gen ed courses and business electives.

I appreciate your reply. This is my first time ever attempting a BA degree. I have not started yet though trying to get a plan together so i can hopefully fulfill the basic course requirements.


RE: Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - LevelUP - 05-26-2026

A mix of Study.com and Sophia should get most of your classes done.  You could do a flat-rate term at TESU to complete the remaining courses. 


https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_BSBA_Operations_Management_Degree_Plan


RE: Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - Mint Berry Crunch - 05-28-2026

(05-26-2026, 01:09 PM)LevelUP Wrote: A mix of Study.com and Sophia should get most of your classes done.  You could do a flat-rate term at TESU to complete the remaining courses. 


https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_BSBA_Operations_Management_Degree_Plan

True, or they could do the TECEPs if they can do 5 of em


RE: Study/Sophia for BSBA in Operations Management? - LevelUP - 05-30-2026

(05-28-2026, 12:25 AM)Mint Berry Crunch Wrote:
(05-26-2026, 01:09 PM)LevelUP Wrote: A mix of Study.com and Sophia should get most of your classes done.  You could do a flat-rate term at TESU to complete the remaining courses. 


https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_BSBA_Operations_Management_Degree_Plan

True, or they could do the TECEPs if they can do 5 of em

OPM-411 Total Quality Management, which is required for that degree, I don't think has a TECEP.