TESU BSBA Marketing Questions

[scaffdog]

From reading some other posts on this subject it looks like I should apply to TESU, take the Eng1 TECEP in March to lock in my catalog, Register for the Cornerstone in May to lock in the cheap per credit pricing, and just be prepared for my residency waiver to go up...

That's not what I would do.  I would apply now, take at least 2 Study.com courses, add the Study.com affiliate membership to your enrollment, take ANY TECEP that you think you can pass to enroll and lock in a catalog, NOT take the Cornerstone (waiver with Study.com membership), and then yes, be prepared for your RW to go up after June 30.

Not sure where you got the idea that the Cornerstone locks in per-credit pricing, because it doesn't.  The Cornerstone doesn't lock in anything.  And the discounted per-credit tuition plan pricing will only be in effect for any TESU courses that you register for before June 30 due to the Study.com membership.  So if you don't register for your capstone by then, there is no way to "lock in" any sort of pricing.

Yeah I misspoke, I mean register for the capston in order to lock in the cheaper pricing based on being a study.com student specifically applied to the per credit pricing on the capstone.

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Scaffdog, I think you're on the hot seat for thinking of Saylor exams. I was once a Saylor fanatic as they are cheap, however; things turned in favor for SL/Study.com shortly afterward (easier to pass and saves me a lot of time for a little bit more). In fact, I had a template made entirely for Saylor exams but decided not to add it to my spreadsheets list, I might actually just add it back after I make some minor adjustments...

Have a read in the Beginners Guide, I copied a template from dfrecore and customized it with mainly SL/Study.com courses. It's got the BSBA GM template and within the guide, I have the Marketing AOS as well. You should start with the FREE courses, it'll be used in your Free Electives section. Then work on those general education courses, professional business ones, and finish it off with the AOS/Capstone.

What is your opinion on the GM focus over the Marketing. It’s seems to be a commonly held thought that the GM is easier, but I’m not sure why.