02-21-2013, 03:31 PM
I was able to have the oral communications requirement at COSC waived . It was pretty straight forward, I had my employer write a letter on letterhead attesting to my public speaking abilities and he gave a couple of examples along with it, although it wasn't nessesarly needed.
I then wrote a letter to Dr. Adams, the provost explaining my background, I submitted with the letter the official request form, as well as a copy of my police instructors license as well as a PowerPoint presentation that I had prepared. I was sent an email two days later stating the request was granted and the oral communications requirement was waived.
It is worth a try, I think as long as you can articulate some reasonable experience in public speaking / oral communication that they grant the waiver.
I then wrote a letter to Dr. Adams, the provost explaining my background, I submitted with the letter the official request form, as well as a copy of my police instructors license as well as a PowerPoint presentation that I had prepared. I was sent an email two days later stating the request was granted and the oral communications requirement was waived.
It is worth a try, I think as long as you can articulate some reasonable experience in public speaking / oral communication that they grant the waiver.
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Bachelor of Science - Charter Oak State College - 3.9 GPA (based on 133 graded credits)
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Law Enforcement Technology - Rio Salado College