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Well, its ACE approved.
ACE | National Guide Online - Business & Technical Writing (ENG 121) ICS-0197 #71566 TESC has a standing policy to accept all ACE approved courses, so sayeth their catalog. The question is if it will satisfy that specific requirment. Call your advisor on Monday and ask.
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PFC is now $60 a credit.
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PFC will run about $200.00 a class W/Materials and you can knock them out quickly!
If they are ACE approved , have ace do a transcript and have them send it to TESC, should be 40.00 bucks for the transcript fess. and TESC will accept them. |
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Marshall,
Were you able to determine if that course would fulfil the Communications requirement?
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Hello everyone and thanks for the feedback.
Since I've changed my major from the BSBA to the BA in Communications, I have no need for the classes listed earlier. However I will still check to see if I can use the Business Communications course to fulfill one of my core requirements. Although I seriously doubt TESC will accept both DSST Technical Writing and Business Communications as core requirements since they are relatively the same course. {Epiphany} No I haven't checked with as of yet, I probably won't until September. From a loyal degree seeker, Marshall
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