BSBA Operations Management: 100% testable

[dfrecore]

I did a bit of research when I was planning this AOS.

Corporate College Services does offer it (NCCRS approved), but I did not include this as an option because they do not contract with individual students, only employers.

If you can find an ACE-approved Six Sigma course that you can take, a lot of them are approved for quality, or you should have an easy time getting TESU to take them as such. However, as above, a lot of these programs are employer-sponsored or a lot more expensive than the CSU-Global CBE. These are usually Green Belt or Black Belt courses. A "white belt" will not do it.

It's possible that Penn Foster's "Quality Control Systems" course would work, but it is not ACE-approved so you'd need special dispensation.

Of course, you could take a course directly through TESU, OPM-411. You can also ask if APS-402 would work, but if you're taking a course you might as well take the "correct" one.

I'm wide open to other options I haven't considered.

TESU does not give special dispensation for non-ACE-approved courses from PF, because they aren't RA (they are NA). Plus at $299, they're more expensive, so there's no point in going through the hassle when you have a cheaper option available (CSU-Global is $250). TESU's course is $1500.

I haven't heard of an ACE-approved Six Sigma course that's inexpensive here, and there are a few people going the Six Sigma route, so they would have piped in with that info if they had it, I'm sure.