What "bridge" courses can I test out of prior to submitting MBA application?

[soliloquy]

ENMU MBA Admission Requirements

An underlying assumption of the ENMU MBA degree is that students who enter the program have the academic background that would enable them to successfully complete the degree. Students with deficiencies will be required to demonstrate competency in the deficient area before being permitted to register for a graduate course that requires that base knowledge. The requirements of the Common Professional Component (also known as the Common Body of Knowledge) for the MBA degree are the following ENMU undergraduate courses or comparable courses:

So.....What "bridge" courses can I test out of prior to submitting MBA application?

ACCT 200 Survey of Accounting, OR
ACCT 201 Introductory to Financial Accounting, AND [CLEP - Financial Accounting NEEDED]
ACCT 202 Introductory to Managerial Accounting [?]

BUS 230 Legal Environment of Business [CLEP - Business Law COMPLETED]

ECON 200 Survey of Economics, OR
ECON 221 Principles of Macroeconomics, AND [CLEP - Principles of Macroeconomics NEEDED]
ECON 222 Principles of Microeconomics [CLEP - Principles of Microeconomics NEEDED]

FIN 315 Managerial Finance [?]

MGT 313 Management and Organizational Behavior [?]

MKT 201 Principles of Marketing [CLEP - Principles of Marketing NEEDED]

STAT 213 Statistical Methods [?]

ENMU CLEP Policy

[publius2k4]

This might work....

ACCT 200 Survey of Accounting, OR
ACCT 201 Introductory to Financial Accounting, AND TECEP Financial Accounting or Straighterline Financial Accounting
ACCT 202 Introductory to Managerial Accounting TECEP Managerial Accounting or Straighterline Managerial Accounting
ECON 200 Survey of Economics, OR
ECON 221 Principles of Macroeconomics CLEP Macroeconomics or Straighterline Economics I (macro)
ECON 222 Principles of Microeconomics CLEP Microeconomics or Straighterline Economics II (micro)
FIN 315 Managerial Finance BYU Independent Study Money, Banking, and Business (Verify with ENMU whether or not this course will meet this requirement)
MGT 313 Management and Organizational Behavior DSST Organizational Behavior or Straighterline Organizational Behavior
MKT 201 Principles of Marketing CLEP Principles of Marketing Or Straighterline Principles of Marketing
STAT 213 Statistical Methods DSST Intro to Stastics or Straighterline Business Statistics

[sanantone]

Financial Management or Principles of Finance is often the core business course required by undergraduate programs. I wonder if the DSST for Principles of Finance would fulfill the requirement. I don't think Money, Banking, and Business would fulfill that requirement, but if it does, there is a DSST for Money and Banking. It's weird how they don't have an Intro or Principles of Management requirement. It's like they combined management with organizational behavior. I wonder if they would make you take, both, organizational behavior and intro to management to fulfill that requirement. ALEKS also offers statistics courses if you're going to choose something that is ACE-evaluated. There are also Uexcel options for a lot of those courses. I know you're not at TESC, but my degree plan pretty much lists all of the test out options for business courses.
http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sanant...Management

Note: TESC does have a strange way of treating Straighterline's accounting courses, so that's reflected on my plan. If you want to see how Straighterline courses are treated at COSC, because you're going to want these on your COSC transcript, the link is below. I don't think they've evaluated Straighterline's course for financial accounting yet, but that could possibly get rid of the need to take Straighterline's Account I and II just to get credit for financial accounting.
http://www.straighterline.com/colleges/p...uivalency/

[andrewtn]

Great to see this post as now that I am only 9 credits away from my BSBA MGMT I've started looking at ENMU. I would really like to know if ACE credit will be accepted for the prereqs since I've met many of the prereqs through ACE credit from Straighterline, Penn Foster, and Aleks.

[publius2k4]

I just checked through my transcripts. It looks like the only course I'm missing from this list is the Managerial Finance course.

[soliloquy]

Are you considering this, publius?

[publius2k4]

Are you considering this, publius?

No....I'm getting close to repayment for my student loans, so I'm going to go ahead and start my MBA at WGU, and hope I can get into the M.S. in Management and Leadership program.

[jmr3005]

I just received my evaluation results from ENMU today and they accepted all of the credits from my TESC BSBA to fulfill the requirements to enter the MBA program. My TESC credits were either CLEP, DSST, Straighterline, ACES, or TECEPs. No GPA on my TESC diploma either.

I did have 15 CC credits from 20 years ago which may have fulfilled the GPA part.

I'm not sure how the credits from TESC were applied at ENMU but the tests are listed below. These were straight from Sanantone's TESC BSBA plan from a few years ago.

[Getiton1]

Wow, this is very reassuring news!

I just received my evaluation results from ENMU today and they accepted all of the credits from my TESC BSBA to fulfill the requirements to enter the MBA program. My TESC credits were either CLEP, DSST, Straighterline, ACES, or TECEPs. No GPA on my TESC diploma either.

I did have 15 CC credits from 20 years ago which may have fulfilled the GPA part.

I'm not sure how the credits from TESC were applied at ENMU but the tests are listed below. These were straight from Sanantone's TESC BSBA plan from a few years ago.