Hello to everyone. Thank you for sharing your insights here, they have really helped.
I recently applied to TESU, and sent off transcripts. So far my University xscript has been received and evaluated (50 hrs transferred), still waiting for xscript evaluations for my Junior Co (25-30 hrs?) and Community Co (12-15 hrs?). When I applied with TESU it was for BSBA Accounting. Really, I think it's unlikely I will go for that.
As far as General Education requirements, what will probably be lacking is Tech Writing, Ethics, and Statistics. I did complete an Economic Measurement & Analysis course at Uni that met my stats requirement there, but TESU has classified it as a general elective. I'll ask that they recognize it as fulfilling the stats requirement, but if they don't it's no biggie. I will do Ethics through Saylor. Stats through Saylor. The tech writing requirement maybe I will do DSST. DSST costs are about $100, right?
I will probably stick with a BS in one of the business fields, so it looks like for Core requirements I'm lacking Finance, Management, Marketing, Society, Communications, and Strategic Management. I can knock out 3 of those via Saylor. The other 3 I can maybe do DSST or TECEP.
For those final Field of Study requirements, I have little or nothing. I did complete a couple of upper-level political science courses at Uni. I have a Lit course from Community College. Also, I completed some basic science and IT courses at Junior College (where I earned an AABA). I bring these up because I'd obviously prefer they fill a meaningful spot in my degree plan, versus just going to general electives or nothing at all.
I would like to earn a bachelor's degree, before the end of this year. BS or BA does not matter to me. Field of study could be business-related, social sciences, general.... really any number of things. I do not want to attend classes, as I will not be based in the USA (moving this summer). I have completed many classes online. The first couple were kind of rough, but I eventually learned how to get in the right mindset and focus, and the last several classes were fun and I aced them.
Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself. If you have any thoughts please share. Once all my transcripts have been evaluated I will post specifics. I've looked into SL & Study.com and may use them. In the meantime I have signed up for some Saylor courses and will begin those tonight.
I recently applied to TESU, and sent off transcripts. So far my University xscript has been received and evaluated (50 hrs transferred), still waiting for xscript evaluations for my Junior Co (25-30 hrs?) and Community Co (12-15 hrs?). When I applied with TESU it was for BSBA Accounting. Really, I think it's unlikely I will go for that.
As far as General Education requirements, what will probably be lacking is Tech Writing, Ethics, and Statistics. I did complete an Economic Measurement & Analysis course at Uni that met my stats requirement there, but TESU has classified it as a general elective. I'll ask that they recognize it as fulfilling the stats requirement, but if they don't it's no biggie. I will do Ethics through Saylor. Stats through Saylor. The tech writing requirement maybe I will do DSST. DSST costs are about $100, right?
I will probably stick with a BS in one of the business fields, so it looks like for Core requirements I'm lacking Finance, Management, Marketing, Society, Communications, and Strategic Management. I can knock out 3 of those via Saylor. The other 3 I can maybe do DSST or TECEP.
For those final Field of Study requirements, I have little or nothing. I did complete a couple of upper-level political science courses at Uni. I have a Lit course from Community College. Also, I completed some basic science and IT courses at Junior College (where I earned an AABA). I bring these up because I'd obviously prefer they fill a meaningful spot in my degree plan, versus just going to general electives or nothing at all.
I would like to earn a bachelor's degree, before the end of this year. BS or BA does not matter to me. Field of study could be business-related, social sciences, general.... really any number of things. I do not want to attend classes, as I will not be based in the USA (moving this summer). I have completed many classes online. The first couple were kind of rough, but I eventually learned how to get in the right mindset and focus, and the last several classes were fun and I aced them.
Anyway, just wanted to introduce myself. If you have any thoughts please share. Once all my transcripts have been evaluated I will post specifics. I've looked into SL & Study.com and may use them. In the meantime I have signed up for some Saylor courses and will begin those tonight.
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