06-27-2019, 12:30 AM
Certainly, a bunch of you folks can answer this question.
Let's say I take the Intro to Marketing CLEP as a pre-req for a Bachelor's in Business Admin. Then, after gaining the degree, I want to earn a second Bachelor's in Communication. If Intro to Marketing is a pre-req for the Communication degree, can it be counted as complete for the second degree also?
And if it's not a pre-req for the Comm degree, could it be counted as an elective if it was on a list of acceptable electives (or even if any electives were allowed--if there is such an situation)?
Please explain how all of this works. There may be other points I don't even know enough to ask about. So share as much as you like. I'm all ears (or eyes, actually).
Thanks.
Let's say I take the Intro to Marketing CLEP as a pre-req for a Bachelor's in Business Admin. Then, after gaining the degree, I want to earn a second Bachelor's in Communication. If Intro to Marketing is a pre-req for the Communication degree, can it be counted as complete for the second degree also?
And if it's not a pre-req for the Comm degree, could it be counted as an elective if it was on a list of acceptable electives (or even if any electives were allowed--if there is such an situation)?
Please explain how all of this works. There may be other points I don't even know enough to ask about. So share as much as you like. I'm all ears (or eyes, actually).
Thanks.
Working towards:
- BS Business @ Excelsior
- CLEP (36) - English Comp, Natural Science, College Math, Principles of Mgmt, Intro Marketing, Intro Sociology, Analyzing & Interpreting Lit, Intro to Educational Psychology, Human Growth & Dev
- DSST (12) - Principles of Supervision, Intro to Business, Human Resources Mgmt, Organizational Behavior
- Sophia Learning (51) - Developing Effective Teams, Student Success, Essentials of Managing Conflict, Conflict Resolution, Intro to Ethics, Visual Communication, Intro to Psychology, Public Speaking, Intro to Info Tech, Accounting, Statistics, Algebra, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Communication at Work, Principles of Finance, Business Law, US History 1&2
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