Course Concentration

[mysonx3]

COM-120 Intro to Mass Communications I: not available through alternative credit take at CC or TESU

COM-121 Intro to Mass Communications II: CC or TESU

COM-265 Communication in the Digital Age: CC or TESU. might be hard to find at CC though

COM-330 Interpersonal Communication: study.com but it comes it as LL so check if it would work. Same goes with CC.

COM-335 Elements of Intercultural Communication: study.com has a course and despite be 300 level it transfers as 100 level. Check if it would work, same goes with CC.


COM-339 The Story of Human Language or
MAN-373 Managerial Communication or
MAN-376 Leadership Communication:

You only need to choose one of the 3 and study.com has 373 and 376. So no problem there. I also believe Davar has Managerial Comm too.

My guess is the LL probably won't work when  it lists specific courses. For certificates I know TESU is specific about course numbers. So you'd probably have to take some of the courses at TESU. CC credit will not come in as UL.

Coopersmith has a communications course titled "Understanding Media, Culture, and Technology", which *could* work for Communication in the Digital Age.

BrighterFuture88, you may consider trying to earn the AA with an Emphasis in Communications alongside your BALS, if having something that says "Communications" is important to you. Depending on your existing credits, you might be able to knock it out without doing any extra credits.

I believe OP only has the credits listed in the signature. Also I thought the AA communications was only for people in the Navy.

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They don't even it on the rating roadmaps for the Navy anymore, so it might not be offered, it just has a regular AA but it used to be AA communications. I googled it and found this link: https://www.tesu.edu/military/navy/aa-communication

It also says 12 credits have to be taken at TESU.

My brother is in the Navy thats why I've looked at the TESU navy page so much.

It is still a functioning option in the What-If tool, and there is at least one example from a few months ago on this forum of someone getting an advisor to add it for them (or maybe just to confirm it still exists?)

As for the 12 credit requirement, that is the standard residency requirement for an associates if you are active duty.