Compilation of TESC Course Equivalencies

[cookderosa]

Is there such thing as BS/BA's at TESC you can completely "test out" of? If so, any threads that list them?

BA Social Studies or Liberal Arts are 2 of the bachelor options, and the AA and AAS (FEMA) at the associate level are easily tested out of.

Also, there could be many more if you already have prior credit, especially in science or humanities.

[cookderosa]

In my copy of this hand out, Ive added the alpha-numerics (ENG101, ENG102, etc) next to the CLEPs and DSSTs. I got them from the college catalog. As far as I know, TESC doesn't publish the ECE or AP alpha-numerics, but I wonder if anyone would be willing to share what their ECE/AP credits were transcribed as? I'm looking for duplications. Thanks!!

[RA808]

BA Social Studies or Liberal Arts are 2 of the bachelor options, and the AA and AAS (FEMA) at the associate level are easily tested out of.

Also, there could be many more if you already have prior credit, especially in science or humanities.

Good to know. Thanks! I wonder how many classes I would need to take in addition to "testing out" for BS Marketing or BA Communications? Will have to look into it. It can seem daunting to quantify with all the different tests available and their equivalencies. All my existing credits are general ed.

[cookderosa]

Good to know. Thanks! I wonder how many classes I would need to take in addition to "testing out" for BS Marketing or BA Communications? Will have to look into it. It can seem daunting to quantify with all the different tests available and their equivalencies. All my existing credits are general ed.

Well, as you may know, most of the CLEP exams are gen eds. There are more options if you'd consider going for a degree in business instead of marketing or communications. If you're firm on those two, I think there would be better options than TESC.

[RA808]

Well, as you may know, most of the CLEP exams are gen eds. There are more options if you'd consider going for a degree in business instead of marketing or communications. If you're firm on those two, I think there would be better options than TESC.

I'm open to a major. I've already established myself in my industry and am looking to strengthen my credentials primarily.

Any suggestions for others options for Marcom majors? Just curious

[anonymouse]

I updated these charts today to include new Straighterline course equivalencies and the ECE info provided recently. I listed Nutrition and Pharmacology as free electives because I don't know where they fit....If you know how these are classified, please let me know.

Equivalencies by Area: http://degreeplanners.com/media/TESC_Equivalencies.pdf

Equivalencies by Course Number: http://degreeplanners.com/media/TESC_Equ...Course.pdf


Sources: Equivalency Sources

Excellent links! This is exactly what I have been looking for! Thank you.