HELP with TESU BSBA- Finance degree eval

[chessca]

I got my eval back from TESU for their BSBA in Finance and I am confused by the social sciences requirement. 

I copy and paste'd a bit and the formatting is off but maybe you can help. My question is: if I complete through Sophia Learning:

project management (3 credits) & developing effective teams (1 credit) would it meet the missing 2 credits in social science and 2 credits in electives sections? I would like to avoid sophia courses that require touchstones. (psych, soc)



Social Sciences 3SH (In progress)
!! Exception Speak to an Advisor about options to fulfill the remainder of this requirement
Featured Course(s): AOJ-102 Introduction to Criminal Justice; SOS-150 Self Assessment & Career Exploration
Source  Course  Title       Term     Grade   SH           TESU #  Notes
1              SOS-240               Conflict Resolution          08/31/21              CR           1.00        SOS-240              
*NE
2 credits needed
 
 
 
History 3SH (Complete)
Featured Course(s): HIS-114 American History II; HIS-113 American History I; HIS-210 Civil Rights Movement
1              HIS-114 American History II          12/09/21              CR           3.00        HIS-114
*NE
 
 
Humanities 3SH (Complete)
Featured Course(s): ART-100 A World of Art (Zero Textbook Cost); HUM-103 Introduction to the Humanities III: Music (Zero Textbook Cost)
2              HUM101              Intro to Humanities         05/01/21              A             3.00        HUM-101            
*CC        *TE
 
 
Social Sciences, History and/or Humanities 6SH (Complete)
Featured Course(s): see Featured Course options above; For additional courses that will satisfy this requirement, see Knowledge of Human Cultures Courses link above
SH Earned: 6
1              ART-167               History of Western Art II               10/14/21              CR           3.00        ART-167              
*NE
 
 
1              ART-166               History of Western Art I 10/12/21              CR           3.00        ART-166              
*NE
 
5: Electives (15SH) (In progress)
SH Earned: 13
Required: 15
Remaining: 2
Source  Course  Title       Term     Grade   SH           TESU #  Notes
2              BUSI101               Introduction to Business               08/01/21              A             3.00        BUS-101              
*CC        *TE
1              COM-231             Two-Dimensional Design              09/28/21              CR           3.00        COM-231            
*NE
1              COM-299             Special Topics Communications 09/28/21              CR           3.00        COM-299            
*NE
1              HIS-113 American History I           08/30/21              CR           3.00        HIS-113
*NE
2              PE183    Exercise and Stress Management             01/01/21              A             1.00        PEA-199              
*CC        *TE
2 credits needed

[rachel83az]

Project Management isn't a Social Sciences class - it's a business class. I think Developing Effective Teams is the same.

Check: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...l_Sciences Intro to Sociology would also work, but the new course has 2 Touchstones.

Take one of the suggestions above + Developing Effective Teams. That would indeed net you 3 Social Sciences credits + 2 more electives.

[chessca]

Project Management isn't a Social Sciences class - it's a business class. I think Developing Effective Teams is the same.

Check: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...l_Sciences Intro to Sociology would also work, but the new course has 2 Touchstones.

Take one of the suggestions above + Developing Effective Teams. That would indeed net you 3 Social Sciences credits + 2 more electives.

Thanks! 28 of my transfer credits are from my community college. I have an anthropology class that they applied under diversity intercultural literacy... would it be an option to take sophia's ancient greek philosophers to go under Diversity Intercultural literacy and have the anthropology class meet the social science requirement?

[rachel83az]

I think that it should work, but I'm not positive. Greek Philosophers has an assignment, though. It's not really recommended unless you also need Ethics. But it's ultimately up to you and your preferences.

[dfrecore]

Project Management isn't a Social Sciences class - it's a business class. I think Developing Effective Teams is the same.

Check: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...l_Sciences Intro to Sociology would also work, but the new course has 2 Touchstones.

Take one of the suggestions above + Developing Effective Teams. That would indeed net you 3 Social Sciences credits + 2 more electives.

Thanks! 28 of my transfer credits are from my community college. I have an anthropology class that they applied under diversity intercultural literacy... would it be an option to take sophia's ancient greek philosophers to go under Diversity Intercultural literacy and have the anthropology class meet the social science requirement?

Project Management & Developing Effective Teams are not GE's, they're Free Electives or Business electives.

Ancient Greek Philosophers won't work as Diversity, and it's a Humanities rather than a SocSci course.  You're going to need to choose an actual SS course (psych, soc, anth, econ, CJ, etc.).

[bjcheung77]

If you want to fork out a few dollars more, you can take the TEEX courses, they all come in as AOJ/CJ courses, determine which one is for you and take them.. the pricing may have gone up $10-$20 depending on which course you're inclined to take, but these are all open book and non-proctored. The pricing update is reflected on the wiki - https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/TEEX

[rachel83az]

TEEX isn't currently listed as active in the National Guide, so I wouldn't expect TESU to accept them right now.

[bjcheung77]

TEEX isn't currently listed as active in the National Guide, so I wouldn't expect TESU to accept them right now.

Oh snap! That's right, I forgot about that, it's been about a month, I thought they would be on the ball and get that rolling...