(06-23-2019, 01:03 PM)Btaylor89 Wrote: What TESU courses can be taken to fulfill the Oral Communications classes. I was hoping to take COM-209 Public Speaking, but the course is full for the July term. I want to take the course at TESU because I now have to take SOS-110, and in order to be eligible for financial aid, I need to take a second course.UPDATE EDIT:
I don't see COM-290 being offered for July. If you must take a class with TESU then the only Communications classes that I see with available spaces are COM-265, COM-330, COM-335, and COM-339 (check with TESU to see if any will fulfill the Oral Communications req). Maybe an exception can be made if prerequisites are required? You never know until you ask with TESU. Tell them your situation and potentially there *might* be a solution. BTW, all of those other COM classes look to be filling up so I would contact TESU advising Monday morning by phone.
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(TESU's COM-290: Presentational Speaking) should work.
Be sure to confirm with advising before taking it. The reason I say it "should" work is that I just completed Study.com's Communications 120 and that is slated to transfer in as TESU's COM-290 to fulfill the Oral Communications Requirement.
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Master's in Data Science
Western Governors University (WGU) - Completed in 2020.
Bachelor of Science, Business - Information Technology Management
TEEX (3 courses, 10 cr)
The Institutes (3 cr)
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ALEKS (3 cr)
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Study.com (18 courses, 54 cr)
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