My first post- advice on path to complete my degrees in Biology and Insurance?

[sanantone]

I don't know if it was already mentioned (I'm too lazy to read everything again), but you cannot complete both of the degrees at the same time. You have to graduate from one first. After that degree is conferred, you have to earn 24 new credits within the area of study for the second degree.

TESC does not transfer grades. They'll calculate an unofficial GPA in your evaluation for quality control purposes. If any course brings your overall GPA below 2.0, then it will be dropped from your plan and something else will have to replace it. A "D" is considered passing at TESC, but if things are still the same, Ds are not acceptable for English Comp or area of study courses. Your official GPA from TESC that will go on your transcript will only come from TESC courses. The liberal arts capstone will give you a GPA if you complete the natural science degree. If you take no TESC courses for the business degree, then you will have no GPA for that degree.

When you apply for graduate school, they will require transcripts from all colleges previously attended and calculate their own GPA in most cases. If your previous college dropped the Fs from your transcript, they should not affect the GPA that's calculated. For employment purposes, only listing the TESC GPA is fine. For graduate school, you cannot escape the low grades unless they were replaced by the original college. In rare cases, some grad schools will only require transcripts from senior (4-year) colleges.