TESU BSBA - General Management

[Cire]

Hi, after looking over course requirements for this degree, I saw that it requires both College Algebra and Stats and I've taken both at a CC. However, I noticed in the Pro. Business Requirements section another Stats class is there, STA-2010 Principles of Stats. I am a little confused, is another Stats class necessary? 

https://www.tesu.edu/business/undergradu...management

Im currently working on courses with sdc and dont want to waste time taking anything unnecessary.

Help would be very much appreciated

[bjcheung77]

@Cire, Welcome to the board. I am moving this to the TESU specific discussion as this was placed in the wrong CLEP, DSST, area by mistake. Anyways, you're just confusing yourself with the information on their website, and the notes they have at the bottom of the link you provided. You should fill in the addendum and template here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

Basically, if you're looking at the entire plan, there is only one College Algebra and one Stats course listed.  Where do you see the second statistics course? Re-read the entire example degree plan they have, you don't have to follow exactly what they tell you, these are examples, depending on the courses, you can substitute something similar if they provide an option to deviate from the recommended list. 

For further assistance, reply to this post by fill in the addendum and template, review previous posts/threads and also the WIKI with the degree plans available, don't rush yourself, maybe create a degree plan spreadsheet for reference and tracking purposes. WIKI links and plans are within my signature for easy, quick, access...

[rachel83az]

For the most part, TESU only counts a single Stats class: STA-2010. You do not need more than that.

[Cire]

Hi, can anyone suggest some courses from the AOS UL, I work full time and trying to knock these last few courses quickly before applying/transferring, please? This is what I have, any suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you!
II. Professional Business Requirements (42 Credits)
ACC-1010
Principles of Financial Accounting Completed, Sophia
ACC-1020
Principles of Managerial Accounting Completed, Sophia
CIS-1070
Computer Concepts and Applications Completed, Sophia
LAW-2010
Business Law Completed, Sophia
MAN-2100
Principles of Management Unsure, I took BUS 210 Managing and Leading in Business, SNHU
MKT-2010
Introduction to Marketing Currently taking, Study
FIN-3010
Principles of Finance Completed, Sophia
ECO-1110
Macroeconomics Completed, CC
ECO-1120
Microeconomics Completed, Sophia
BUS-2100
Quantitative Skills for Business Will take CSM
STA-2010
Principles of Statistics Completed, CC
MAN-3730
Managerial Communications BUS 324 or BUS 113? Study 
MAN-3720
International Management BUS 308 or BUS 120? Study
BUS-4210
Business Administration Capstone
III. Area of Study (18 Credits)
Finance
FIN-3310
Financial Institutions and Markets
FIN-3340
International Finance
FIN-3210
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
Management
MAN-3310
Human Resources Management
PSY-3630
Industrial Psychology
MAN-2300
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
CIS-3010
Management Information Systems
MAN-3110
Organizational Behavior
PSY-3600
Organizational Theory
MAN-4350
Project Management Completed, Sophia
Marketing
MKT-4790
Applied Marketing Practices Unsure, I took MKT-205 Applied Marketing Strategies, SNHU
MKT-4110
Marketing Research
MKT-4410
Marketing with Digital and Social Media
COM-2100
Public Relations Thought and Practice

[bjcheung77]

Here's the WIKI: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[etirflita]

Based on the wiki, your best bet for trying to knock out a few upper level courses in the AOS on your own schedule would be the UL course offerings on Study.com. SDC has upper level courses in Accounting, Finance, Management, and Marketing, and it's all self-paced. A few years ago SDC did not have nearly the selection of upper level courses as they do now, but they've really been fleshing out their offerings.

I'd recommend checking out the syllabus for each course to determine what you're expected to learn and the breakdown of how many assignments you may have to write to determine if you want to spend your time on that particular course.