02-03-2013, 05:06 PM
Well, there's a great big caveat for a student in Jeff's position:
TESC's Second Bachelor's Degree policy. A student with a bachelor's from any regionally accredited school must "Complete a minimum of 24 additional credits in the area of study/core for a second bachelorâs degree beyond the date the most recent degree was completed."
So you'll need 24 sh in the titled subject of your degree earned after completion of the ERAU BS. Between that, and the fact that your BS in Aeronautics probably overlaps a great deal, a second bachelor's in Aviation Maintenance Technology doesn't seem like that good a fit. Even if it were technically possible, TESC might rule it out as too closely duplicative.
On your other area of interest, business administration, you'll learn much by searching this board, and on the Degree Forum Wiki. For instance, the DF Wiki has sample degree plans for a TESC BSBA in General Management by bricabrac, and another by Levi. Or here's burbuja0512's plan for a BS with concentration in Business Administration from Charter Oak State College. COSC, and Excelsior College, work in a similar way to TESC.
jeff080 Wrote:I'm an Embry Riddle graduate with a B.S in Aeronautics
TESC's Second Bachelor's Degree policy. A student with a bachelor's from any regionally accredited school must "Complete a minimum of 24 additional credits in the area of study/core for a second bachelorâs degree beyond the date the most recent degree was completed."
So you'll need 24 sh in the titled subject of your degree earned after completion of the ERAU BS. Between that, and the fact that your BS in Aeronautics probably overlaps a great deal, a second bachelor's in Aviation Maintenance Technology doesn't seem like that good a fit. Even if it were technically possible, TESC might rule it out as too closely duplicative.
On your other area of interest, business administration, you'll learn much by searching this board, and on the Degree Forum Wiki. For instance, the DF Wiki has sample degree plans for a TESC BSBA in General Management by bricabrac, and another by Levi. Or here's burbuja0512's plan for a BS with concentration in Business Administration from Charter Oak State College. COSC, and Excelsior College, work in a similar way to TESC.
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