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Tesc cis
#1
So I guess I am going to finish the schooling there since I can't complete at the University of Mississippi. Below is apparently what I need and already have. Does anyone know that has completed this program the outlook I can have at Graduate school for other MIS, CIS, IS programs? Anyways, this is a better listing of classes than that I originally posted. Also, I am currently under the Military Degree Completion Plan which would require 24 HRS taken here, however I don't plan on taking a class at TESC, just would rather transfer credits in and pay the Enrolled Fee at the End. Any help and suggestions are appreciated.

Overall Credits: 120.00 177
Overall GPA: 2.000 2.494

ENC-101 COMPLETE
ENC-102 NEED - D FROM PREVIOUS COLLEGE AND WONT TRANSFER IN
ORAL COMMUNICATION - NEED AS BUSINESS COMMUNICATION WON'T FIT THE BILL HERE
STATISTICS - COMPLETE
INFORMATION LITERACY-COMPLETE - ENGLISH II D WILL FULFILL THIS
DIVERSITY-NEED
ETHICS-NEED
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT-NEED
HUMAN CULTURES - COMPLETE
NATURAL WORLD - COMPLETE
MATHEMATICS - COMPLETE
ELECTIVES - 15/17 COMPLETE NEED 2 HOURS
CORE - IN PROGRESS
NEED BUSINESS LAW - MY CURRENT ONE IS 2 HOURS INSTEAD OF 3
NEED PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE
NEED BUSINESS IN SOCIAL/INT'L MGMT
NEED STRATEGIC MGMT
SPECIALIZATION
PROGRAMMING - NEED
SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN - NEED
CIS ELECTIVES - IN PROGRESS
NEED ALL GROUP 1 -4 COMPLETE 12 SEMESTER HOURS IN OTHER CIS SYSTEMS OR APPLICATION COURSES. 12 HOURS MUST BE AT THE 300/400 COURSE LEVEL
ELECTIVES - COMPLETE
#2
Many of our members successfully got into grad programs utilizing the CIS degree. The types of schools u can get into varies by student. Your GPA is pretty low to get into real good programs. I would recommend at least taking an easy course or two at cloviss cc or other low cost school to bring it over 2.5at least. I remember some members saying schools like FSU, Georgia Tech, etc with a TESC degree.
CLEPS Passed: 10 DSST Passed: 11 TECEPS: 1

PrLoko-isms
Don't waste time by trying to save time. The only sure way to complete your degree is to knock out credits quickly and efficiently.

Don't let easiness bite you in the rear. Know your endgame (where you want to be) and plan backward from there. Your education is a means to an end.

Be honest professionally, socially and academically. There are people (especially little ones) who look up to you and they're going by your example.

Be proud. Whether you're an Engineer or Fast Food worker, there is honor and dignity in hard work.

Picking on people weaker than you only proves that you are a weak person.
#3
You're right Prloko, the GPA is low, really low. I have thought about Clovis CC as I can get the English Comp II out of the way at 175 bucks with the military AZ residence, can't beat that. I hope it transfers however, but it should being from a State CC going to a RA online school.
#4
That's a good idea. Grad schools are difficult to guage because their requirements are so different. One school wants this exam, one another, a third neither. Once school uses GPAs, others use formulas, others claim a more holistic approach. While many put heavy emphasis on experience and Letters of Recommendation. Just remember some schools are more selective than others, and some programs in schools are more selective than others.
CLEPS Passed: 10 DSST Passed: 11 TECEPS: 1

PrLoko-isms
Don't waste time by trying to save time. The only sure way to complete your degree is to knock out credits quickly and efficiently.

Don't let easiness bite you in the rear. Know your endgame (where you want to be) and plan backward from there. Your education is a means to an end.

Be honest professionally, socially and academically. There are people (especially little ones) who look up to you and they're going by your example.

Be proud. Whether you're an Engineer or Fast Food worker, there is honor and dignity in hard work.

Picking on people weaker than you only proves that you are a weak person.
#5
Prloko Wrote:That's a good idea. Grad schools are difficult to guage because their requirements are so different.

This is why I would highly recommend picking out what graduate programs you are interested in before finishing a degree. You want to make sure you check the boxes for requirements (pre-reqs, minimum GPAs, tests, etc.)
Educational Goal: MBA by Spring 2018
B.S. in Business Administration, COSC, Expected Winter 2015, Started May 30, 2015

Upcoming:
Fall Courses (9c): COSC BUS 201: Business Statistics | BYU ENGL 316: Technical Writing | BYU Psych 330: Organizational Psychology
Progress (89/120c):
8/16/2015 COSC (3c): IDS 101 Cornerstone: A
8/08/2015 UExcel (6c): Research Methods in Psychology: A | Social Psychology: A
7/20/2015 UExcel (6c): Human Resource Management: A | Labor Relations: A
7/06/2015 CLEP (6c): American Government: 63 | Principles of Microeconomics: 73
7/02/2015 UExcel (3c): Organization Behavior: A
6/19/2015 DSST (9c): Business Ethics and Society: 453 | Environment and Humanity: 444 | Substance Abuse: 427
6/15/2015 CLEP (12c): Information Systems: 77 | Introductory Business Law: 71 | Principles of Marketing: 71 | Principles of Management: 73
6/12/2015 Transfer Credits post Academic Forgiveness (44c): Community College: 36c | AP: 8c
#6
If you are looking for a school to take reasonably priced cis courses, you may want to consider KCTCS. I used their self paced courses and moved through very quickly. I am not sure how it would work out with TA or GI Bill, but the price runs about $600 per course. It would be a great way to improve your GPA as long as you apply yourself. Be warned, it is a pain getting started with them, but after than things go pretty smooth.
#7
Thanks for this. I have a local Community College and am considering Clovis Community College for the English Comp II class, maybe even Macro and Micro. Actually can someone answer this. What specific classes fit the bill for ETHICS, DIVERSITY, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT? These are really the only classes on my evaluation that I have no clue about. This upcoming semester I plan on taking: Programming I with C++, Public Speaking, and re-taking macro or micro to erase the D that TESC is computing and hopefully have an A or B to raise GPA. However, I'm lost on the 3 classes I listed above. Can anyone help?
#8
tsimmns Wrote:Thanks for this. I have a local Community College and am considering Clovis Community College for the English Comp II class, maybe even Macro and Micro. Actually can someone answer this. What specific classes fit the bill for ETHICS, DIVERSITY, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT? These are really the only classes on my evaluation that I have no clue about. This upcoming semester I plan on taking: Programming I with C++, Public Speaking, and re-taking macro or micro to erase the D that TESC is computing and hopefully have an A or B to raise GPA. However, I'm lost on the 3 classes I listed above. Can anyone help?

They recently changed these requirements, so I'm not sure what Civic engagement is, but Straighterline Cultural Anthropology fulfilled my diversity requirement and DSST Ethics in America fullfilled my ethics requirement.
Currently studying for: Still deciding.

Done!
2020 - Harvard Extension School - ALM IT Management 
2019 - Harvard Extension School - Graduate Certificate Data Science
2018 - Harvard Extension School - Graduate Certificate Cyber Security
2016 - WGU - MBA Mgmt & Strategy
2015 - Thomas Edison State College - BSBA Marketing & CIS
#9
sanantone probably has it right on her plan: Sanantone's TESC General Education Options After July 1, 2015 - Degree Forum Wiki
Currently studying for: Still deciding.

Done!
2020 - Harvard Extension School - ALM IT Management 
2019 - Harvard Extension School - Graduate Certificate Data Science
2018 - Harvard Extension School - Graduate Certificate Cyber Security
2016 - WGU - MBA Mgmt & Strategy
2015 - Thomas Edison State College - BSBA Marketing & CIS
#10
Thank you for that mednat. Also, here's another question, in some of the classes that transferred into TESC as D's can I re-take them and in my final transcript have TESC show them to help raise the GPA? If so then there are couple of CC classes I can definitely take to help raise the pitiful GPA of 2.4.


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