Update: TESU Dual Degree History/General Management

[vetvso]

After being distracted with ENEB Papers, ASU History courses, and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt, I'm currently here.

General Management:
MAN-2100 Principles of Management - Done
MAN-4150 Change Management - Most likely TESU
NEG-4010 Negotiations and Conflict Management - Done
PSY-3600 Organizational Theory - Ongoing with SDC
PSY-3630 Industrial Psychology - Ongoing with SDC
MAN-3730 Managerial Communications - Ongoing with SDC

Western/Wrld Civ 6SH - Done University of South Alabama
American 6 SH - Done Sophia
Non-Western 3 SH - Done University of Alaska Russian History
Historical Mthds 3SH - Done SDC
AOS Electives 12 SH
History of Alaska @ University of Alaska
The Middle East @ TESU
History of the American West - University of Alaska
History of the Vietnam War - SDC
Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War - SDC

The final capstone will start soon. I am just waiting on the employer to pay for it.

With this being my 2nd TESU Degree, I want to make this count at the Undergraduate level. So my question regards the CERTS. Can I add one with the request from my advisor only? Also, do you have any suggestions on overlap? I prefer business-related, but I enjoyed CS back in the early days. I have looked through the WIKI and have seen those options. Just looking for some feedback and ideas. I'm pretty open to anything.

I will apply to Arizona State University for a master's once this is done. I have noticed that few people continue their professional development, which has served me well. It has led to numerous pay raises and changes in my career from 1989 to today. I would encourage everyone always to move forward and to learn new things.

Testing is relatively easy for me because of the number of books I have read or listened to over the years. I would encourage young people to use modern technology to learn faster but not to replace hard work.

This forum has been my go-to since 2007, and I encourage everyone to check things here weekly. Hopefully, we can find ways to speed up the Graduate classes via ACE, but for now, there are still limitations.