ENEB Master Thread

[rachel83az]

TESU awarded me 35 upper division (300-400) undergraduate credits for the ENEB MBA+Masters. 

My own personal feelings: I wish they had awarded more, or at least the recommended 50 credits ECE put on the report. TESU has a unique set of courses for their BALS degree and I don't understand how the 6 courses placed in the last section as "Unused." How is Marketing, Strategic Management, International Accounting, Supply Chain Management and Financial Management not used?

To be honest, I'm kind of surprised they gave that many for a BALS degree. Most business courses are not Liberal Studies, so they'll go unused (except as free electives). I hadn't realized that you were going for a BALS, or I would have told you that you're likely going to be disappointed.

I suspect they skimmed the credits to make sure I would pay a full Semester's tuition (2 Terms, approx. $10,000), rather than just award me the full 114 credits. Then I would only need the Cornerstone, Capstone and Info Lit courses (7 credits), pay the Residency Fee Waiver, and graduate.

You are still free to bring in courses from Sophia, Davar, Study.com, and/or Coopersmith. The trick is to see which degree will be easiest for you to complete. A BSBA might have a few more courses than the BALS, but maybe all of those courses are LL and easier to complete than going with the BALS ones.

FWIW, I think Excelsior will be even less favorable than TESU. There are a limited amount of Professional Studies credits that are allowed in even a BSLS degree. They're also kind of picky about exactly which Business courses will even work for their business degrees. I'm not saying not to try, but I think that TESU is probably going to be your best option for credit acceptance, at this point.