Switching from TESC to Excelsior or Charter Oak

[rebel100]

Just to be clear, this would be a degree in individualized studies where you would combine CJ and organizational management. LOL. COSC does accept several business/management TECEPs and Uexcel exams as UL. That would be cheaper than CSU Pueblo. However, I don't see how this is any different from completing a degree in liberal studies or creating a learner designed area of study at TESC. It will cost about the same and require about the same number of tests even with the residency requirement.

I know a lot of folks get hung up on this. I understand your argument, but address this by simply stating I have a BS degree in Organizational Leadership and Health Care, I've been through a couple of background checks that involved moderate to high scrutiny and no one has questioned it.

It provides an effective way to blend subject areas, the greatest virtue is the flexibility inherent in the planning and execution. she asked how to study a subject yet keep costs down....this is how I would do it.