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(11-17-2021, 09:35 PM)dfrecore Wrote: (11-17-2021, 08:20 PM)Kevmock Wrote: Can someone confirm the 7 year rule for the BSBA AOS is no longer applicable? Or is it still applicable?
From TESU's website: https://www.tesu.edu/business/bsba/index
Within the BSBA Areas of Study, up to 50 percent of the courses in the area of study may be older than 10 years from the most current date of application to the University. The remaining area of study credits must be current, completed within 10 years of the most current date of application to the University.
So, if you have 9cr of AoS that's older than 10 years, you're fine - but if you have more than 9cr, you will have to leave some behind.
15 UL is only needed right for BSBA right?
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Yes, 15 UL credits. 12 credits + capstone.
Note that the credit age thing does NOT apply to electives or gen ed courses. If you have an English Comp class from 15 years ago, that should be fine. There are a handful of exceptions to this, like when TESU wants to see the syllabus for an older course with a strange name that they haven't transferred in before. For instance, something called "BUS-102 Business Practices and Procedures" could theoretically fall under "Intro to Business" or "Principles of Management" and TESU would want a syllabus to know for sure.
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(11-17-2021, 09:41 PM)Kevmock Wrote: (11-17-2021, 09:35 PM)dfrecore Wrote: (11-17-2021, 08:20 PM)Kevmock Wrote: Can someone confirm the 7 year rule for the BSBA AOS is no longer applicable? Or is it still applicable?
From TESU's website: https://www.tesu.edu/business/bsba/index
Within the BSBA Areas of Study, up to 50 percent of the courses in the area of study may be older than 10 years from the most current date of application to the University. The remaining area of study credits must be current, completed within 10 years of the most current date of application to the University.
So, if you have 9cr of AoS that's older than 10 years, you're fine - but if you have more than 9cr, you will have to leave some behind.
15 UL is only needed right for BSBA right?
Correct. And the 10yr rule ONLY applied to the AoS - so if you have core courses that are older, you're fine. And obviously GE won't matter.
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@KevMock, are you going to take 16 credits at TESU for residency or are you paying the residency waiver fee?
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