BA Bus Admin Supply Chain Management Degree Plan (Please Review!!)

[joshua27]

I've completed a plan for acquiring my bachelors in Business Admin with a Supply Chain Management concentration from UMPI.  This plan does include some credits I already earned previously.  Please review to ensure that I'm taking the correct courses and also to ensure that I'm taking the courses I can finish the fastest.  I'd like to get done by the end of 2023.

Please let me know your thoughts.  I've attached the excel file to this post for review

Sophia.org:
Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace
Intro to Ethics
Art History I
US History II
Spanish I
Introduction to Business
Accounting
Macroeconomics
Conflict Resolution
Introduction to Web Development
Visual Communication
Art History II
Enviromental Science
Introduction to Information Technology
Project Management

Study.com:
Biology 101L
Accounting 301:  Applied Managerial Accounting
Business 303:  Management Information Systems
Business 310:  Advanced Business Ethics
Business 304:  Leading Organizational Change
Business 315:   Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Business 312:  Advanced Operations Management

UMPI:
POS 101 - American Government
BUS 200: Intermediate Business Computing
BUS 325: Financial Management
BUS 440: Business Analytics
BUS 469: Strategic Professional Communication
BUS 218: Materials and Inventory Management
BUS 231: Total Quality Management
BUS 363: Sourcing Analysis
BUS 412: Supplier Relationship Management
BUS 452: Channel Management

Previous Credit from UNCG and VA Tech:
ENGL 1105 - English Comp I - A
ENGL 1999 - English Comp II - B
SOC 1004 - Intro Sociology - B
HUM 2204 - The Creative Process - B+
MATH 1525 - Calculus with Matrices - C
PHYS 1054 - History of the Universe - C+
ECON 2005 - Principles of Econ - C+
ENGL 1106 - Freshman English - A

[ss20ts]

You will need both Macro & Micro econ.

[joshua27]

You will need both Macro & Micro econ.

Ss20ts, thanks for looking. The Econ 2005 at va tech was microeconomics so I should only need the macroeconomics portion for UMPI.

[ss20ts]

Sophia just introduced a lab for the chem course. We don't know yet if UMPI will accept the lab, but they accept the chem course so we think they will. This may be an option for you instead of the Study bio course. You'd have to take Human Biology on Sophia if the chem lab works out. That's a really easy bio course. Wish high school bio was that easy!

What's this course:

PHYS 1054 - History of the Universe - C+

Looks like a science class. Geology maybe? Did it have a lab?

[rachel83az]

You've got 7 SDC classes, which means that you're going to be paying extra for at least one. I would drop Biolgoy 101L and do Chemistry/Human Biology from Sophia. Even if "History of the Universe" does come in as a GEC science, doing all sciences at Sophia could well be quicker, easier, and cheaper than doing Biology 101L.

[joshua27]

Sophia just introduced a lab for the chem course. We don't know yet if UMPI will accept the lab, but they accept the chem course so we think they will. This may be an option for you instead of the Study bio course. You'd have to take Human Biology on Sophia if the chem lab works out. That's a really easy bio course. Wish high school bio was that easy!

What's this course:

PHYS 1054 - History of the Universe - C+

Looks like a science class. Geology maybe? Did it have a lab?

Ss20ts, it was a physics class that I took at Virginia tech. No lab though. I will try the chemistry at Sophia with lab.  I was hoping to minimize my SDC classes so that will help.

[dfrecore]

Just remember that the lab at Sophia counts as one of your 2 courses you can take at once - and they have a bunch of labs, so they may be slow on the grading - if that's the case, then it could end up costing more, since you'll be spending an extra month (or two?) on Sophia for that one course, kind of like English Comp II being an issue.

Before taking it, I would wait to see what happens when someone reports back on how quickly you can get through it.

[joshua27]

Just remember that the lab at Sophia counts as one of your 2 courses you can take at once - and they have a bunch of labs, so they may be slow on the grading - if that's the case, then it could end up costing more, since you'll be spending an extra month (or two?) on Sophia for that one course, kind of like English Comp II being an issue.

Before taking it, I would wait to see what happens when someone reports back on how quickly you can get through it.

I just finish intro to chemistry and the lab with Sophia. I’m happy to report that my touchstones (2) were graded within 72 hours of submission and I have now successfully submitted the class for credit.