Degree options for AA?

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Thank you!

Could you explain the comment highlighted in red. Does this mean TESC requires 4 classes or TECEPs be taken in order to accept DSST/CLEP/SL? How do you prepare for TECEP tests?


Thanks again, getting closer to feeling like we have a solid plan to take action on.

You would study for a TECEP the same way as you study for any other exam. On the TECEP exam page there are test descriptions which give you a breakdown on what's covered on the exam. Note: TECEPs are geared towards the recommended text which you can usually get fairly cheap by purchasing a later edition (go back 1 or 2 editions from current). I know IC has cards for Public Relations & Thought Practice, Operations Management and Strategic Management. Also Saylor has prep material that covers a few others. Either search the forum or visit saylor.org for that information.


Below are links to my posts explaining the plan, comparing pricing as well as a BSBA degree plan utilizing TECEPs. You would just follow the same example by using your AA Plan and inlcuding 4 TECEPs to meet the 12CR associates degree residency requirement. Good luck!

Thread: Please review my General Management degree plan TESC
Post 11 - Estimated 2014-2015 quick cost comparison between the Pay Per Credit 24cr residency plan

Thread: TESC Per Credit Plan - Residency Requirement
Post 5 - [URL="http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/21835-tesc-per-credit-plan-residency-requirement.html#post168378"]TECEP Recommendations
[/URL]Post 10 - [URL="http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/21835-tesc-per-credit-plan-residency-requirement.html#post168383"]Price Comparison Chart
[/URL]Post 15 - BSBA Degree Plan / TECEP Recommendations