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Hi Everyone! I'd really appreciate some input as I'm figuring out the rest of the credits I need for my BSBA in Accounting from TESC. The following are the credits I still need and the plan I have come up with so far:
ENC-102 - English Comp 2 TECEP
FIN-301 - Principles of Finance DSST
MAR-301 - Principles of Marketing CLEP
BUS-421 - Business Policy TECEP
ACC-202 - I think I'll actually have to take this course
3 Accounting Electives -
(1)Federal Income Taxation TECEP
(2)Office Accounting 1 PLA
(3)Not sure if there are any tests I can take for this req.
1 Business Elective - Info Systems and Computer Applications CLEP (will this work?)
I'd appreciate any and all input and suggestions
Thanks!!!
Rachel
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ACC 202 is Managerial Accounting, right? Take it with Straighterline, and you can also take what is called Cost Accounting at TESC with them as well. There aren't any other test out options other than the CLEP/DSST Financial Accounting and the Income Tax TECEP.
Look at Adams State College or LSU as well as TESC for any UL accounting electives you may need.
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06-17-2011, 02:47 AM
(This post was last modified: 06-17-2011, 02:49 AM by bricabrac.)
Hi Rachel,
Business Elective: Intro to Business DSST or Principles of Supervision DSST
Additional accounting course options â
Penn Foster:
ACC202 Intermediate Accounting 2 (TESC ACC202)
ACC210 Cost Accounting (TESC ACC303)
ACC211 Computer Applications in Accounting (TESC UL ACC?)
Tuition $280 per course (includes textbook)
Independent students sign up for these courses by contacting the Industrial/Business # 1-800-233-0259
http://www.workforcedevelopment.com/index.html
http://www.pennfostercollege.edu/college-catalog.html
I like PF courses because they are very fast to complete. Open book and the quizzes/final are not timed. It is completely at your own pace = no stress.
Here are a few of the popular Penn Foster individual courses you can sign up for yourself on the website: http://www.pennfostercollege.edu/cat-courses.html
- Financial Management transfers to TESC as FIN301 Principles of Finance
Straighterline does not offer Intermediate Accounting. I second Yeniseiâs suggestion; they do have ACC150 Managerial Accounting which transfers to TESC as ACC303 Cost Accounting. Itâs cheaper than Penn Foster. If you complete the course within one month it is $99 monthly fee +39 course. Here's a promo for $15 off course - code number LS15SP
Online College Courses - Distance Learning Courses - StraighterLine
http://www.straighterline.com/partner-colleges/transfer-college-credits-to-thomas-edison-state-college.cfm
Good Luck!!
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AAS, Admin Studies. 2010
BA, Social Sciences. 2010. Arnold Fletcher Award.
AAS, Environmental, Safety & Security Technologies. 2011
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Penn Foster has some accounting courses that are ACE approved
BSBA CIS from TESC, BA Natural Science/Math from TESC
MBA Applied Computer Science from NCU
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If you plan on eventually becoming a CPA, I'd try to take all of your accounting courses from a regionally accredited school. A few states, e.g., Texas, won't accept online accounting courses, but I think you'd have even more trouble with ACE-approved courses or testing out credits. Check your state's requirements, though.
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Why don't you take the English Comp II as a CLEP (sure it would double your English Comp I credits, but it'd save you $100s)?
"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use." Galileo Galilei
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Thanks for all the input! I'm taking the English Comp II as a TECEP because I am currently on the Comprehensive plan and had 3 credits left to take! My annual enrollment will end next month, so unfortunately I'll have to re-enroll just for the last class or 2 and to graduate

But I definitely won't be doing the comprehensive plan b/c I have so few credits left!
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