Can someone PLEASSSE! help me organize these classes for COSC BSBA Management program

[keymommy2000]

Can someone help me plan a degree plan with the classes i've taken below for the bsba management for COSC

ALEKS Corporation (McGraw Hill) ALEK-0008 Course 07/26/2014
Business Statistics

Penn Foster College ICS-0218 Course 03/29/2014
Strategic Business Management

Penn Foster College ICS-0152 Course 02/20/2014
Financial Management

StraighterLine
Accounting I

StraighterLine OOSL-0009 Course 03/30/2013
Accounting II

StraighterLine OOSL-0010 Course 07/08/2013
Business Ethics

StraighterLine OOSL-0041 Course 12/24/2013
Cultural Anthropology

StraighterLine OOSL-0046 Course 11/11/2014
Financial Accounting

StraighterLine OOSL-0045 Course 11/11/2014
Introduction to Business

StraighterLine OOSL-0001 Course 07/11/2013
Introduction to Religion

StraighterLine OOSL-0066 Course 11/25/2013
Introduction to Sociology

StraighterLine OOSL-0035 Course 08/03/2013
Macroeconomics

StraighterLine OOSL-0007 Course 07/23/2013
Microbiology

StraighterLine OOSL-0047 Course 10/24/2013
Microeconomics

StraighterLine OOSL-0008 Course 10/24/2013
Organizational Behavior

StraighterLine OOSL-0042 Course 12/09/2013
Personal Finance

StraighterLine OOSL-0036 Course 10/11/2014
Principles of Management

StraighterLine OOSL-0051 Course 12/24/2013
United States History II

StraighterLine OOSL-0044 Course 11/11/2014


Other Transcripts from different schools& courses thats not on ace yet...
US History 1
Fundamentals of Speech
Music appreciation/Theory
Psychology 101
Precalculas(ALeks)
Intermediate Algebra(Aleks)
Intro to Marketing(saylor)
Business statisics/which will count as operational management for concentration(saylor)
Fema- 26 credits

Courses currently taking:
Consumer Behavior (Penn Foster)
Biology/w lab(SL)=4 credits
Business Communication (SL)

Need to take:
Clep:composition/engish 101/102=6 credits
Cornerstone=3 credits
Capstone=3 credits

[KayV]

COSC does not appear to count any of the Straighterline classes as upper level credit, so you will need to find 30-ish hours of upper-level credit from other sources.

Is TESC off the table?

[keymommy2000]

Somewhat, but i'm open to the options... What are my scenarios for them both? i'm leaning more towards cosc because of they accept all of my fems credits towards my degree... What are my options with cosc first? then tesc as a last resort

[KayV]

COSC requires 30 hours of upper-level credit. Check out Burbuja's plan on the wiki for how to get those hours through testing.

[keymommy2000]

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this is what i came up with so far based on his outline, if i'm not mistaken i'm close to being finished, or i may be wrong...

[keymommy2000]

Anbody care to help? PLEASEEEEE

[KayV]

Saylor Intro to Computers won't count as MIS. You will need the DSST Management Information Systems. The Saylor course you have listed as upper level is not an upper-level course. You also do not have 30 hours of upper level credit incorporated into your plan.

Here is Saylor's list of Charter Oak equivalencies:
http://www.saylor.org/partnerschools/cha...e-college/

[topdog98]

I'm afraid I can't be too helpful because I haven't used any SL or Saylor credits. But I think I can point out some problems I see.

First, do you have 30 total upper level credits?

I am not sure about the Saylor Operational Management that you have listed because I don't see it on this page that explains how Saylor is accepted at COSC: Charter Oak State College | Saylor Academy

The three Penn Foster courses under the upper level business electives may not work. First, you must take Strategic Management through COSC. It is the capstone. The other two listed are recommended as lower level by ACE, so I don't think those will work either.

I doubt that the computer classes that you have listed would fulfill the MIS requirement.

Good luck!

Some of the SL/Saylor/PF courses may transfer more favorably to TESC, especially regarding upper level credits. Have you tried to work out a degree plan for TESC?

[KayV]

You really are so close to a BSBA in General Management at TESC with the courses you already have.

TESC BSBA General Management
I. General Education Requirements

1. ENC-101 CLEP English Composition I 3
2. ENC-102 CLEP English Composition II 3
3. MAT-121 DVU College Algebra 3
4. Need COM-373 Saylor Managerial Communication 3
5. MAT-115 ALEKS Intermediate Algebra 3
6. ECO-111 SL Macroeconomics 3
7. ECO-112 SL Microeconomics 3
8. STA-201 ALEKS Statistics 3
9. MUS-100 GCU Music Appreciation 3
10. BIO-351 SL Microbiology 3
11. PSY-101 GCU Intro to Psychology 3
12. PHI-384 SL Business Ethics 3
13. ANT-101 SL Cultural Anthropology 3
14. REL-405 SL Intro to World Religions 3
15. COM-209 MCCC Fun Speech 3
16. HIS-113 MCCC US History 1 3
17. HIS-114 SL US History 2 3
18. SOC-101 SL Intro to Sociology 3
19. MAT-129 ALEKS Precalculus 3
20. COM-120 DVU Communications 3

II. Professional Business Requirements
A. Business Core
1. FIN-301 PF Principles of Finance 3UL
2. Need LAW-201 Saylor or SL Business Law 3
3. Need MAN-371 PF International Business 3UL
4. BUS-421 PF Strategic Business Management 3UL
5. Need COS-101 Saylor Intro to Computers 3
6. MAR-301 Saylor Principles of Marketing 3UL
7. ACC-101 SL Principles of Financial Accounting 3
8. MAN-301 SL Principles of Management 3UL
9. ACC-102 SL Principles of Managerial Accounting 3
B. Area of Study: General Management
1. Accounting 6
a. ACC-201 Intermed. Accounting I (SL Cost Acct.) 3
b. ACC-303 SL Managerial Accounting 3UL
2. Management 6
a. MAN-311 SL Organizational Behavior 3UL
b. OPM-351 Saylor Business Statistics 3UL
3. Marketing 6
a. MAR-351 PF Consumer Behavior 3UL
b. COM-300 SL Business Communication 3UL
4. Business Electives 9
a. BUS-101 SL Intro to Business 3
b. CIS-299 TEEX Computer Security for Everyone 2
c. CIS-344 TEEX Computer Security for IT Professionals 2
d. MAN-299 TEEX Computer Security for Business 2
5. Free Electives 6 (+1)
a. BUE-101 SL Personal Finance 3
b. BIO-113 SL Biology with Lab 4

[nflight]

I agree with TopDog98 about the 30 total upper level credits. This is exactly what tripped me up and my advisor was oddly silent about it when I was trying to figure it all out. I sent at least emails to her over the course of the year to insure I was on track and each time she commended me that I was on track. My plan was accepted and approved my the Board! Half way during my LAST semester she asked about my deficits??!! I couldn't believe it. I was so confused about the requirements because I thought I'd satisfied it all . She said I'd have adequate hours but not sufficient upper hours to satisfy that degree plan. Are you kidding me?!! Ok, then what plan can I satisfy? Well, let's see....Unbelievable. I'm convinced it was to extract another semester of tuition out of me, but I was determined otherwise and ended up taking 4 Dantes in 3 weeks, in addition to my 12 hours, so I could complete and graduate on time and start school in the fall. Do your homework. Figure out about those Saylor courses,,,I see potential for a gap in your fabric that you won't see until your homestretch.