06-16-2014, 08:15 PM
Good evening all,
As I'm down to the last set of classes I need, it's come to attention that with the plan I currently have with TESC I'll only be getting graded on a few subjects, very few of which are related to my concentration (General Management, if it can be called a concentration). To save time I mostly took CLEP/DSST and at least 3 of my classes will be through TECEPs, all of which are higher level.
While I'm not exactly too hot on commissioning right now (mostly with an unsupportive leadership), somewhere down the line I'd like to at least try it. What got me curious though is if they care more about GPA in general (ie. would it be better to only be graded on "easy" courses), or if they'd weigh graded coursework more when it comes to judging commissioning packages.
Thank you all for any help.
As I'm down to the last set of classes I need, it's come to attention that with the plan I currently have with TESC I'll only be getting graded on a few subjects, very few of which are related to my concentration (General Management, if it can be called a concentration). To save time I mostly took CLEP/DSST and at least 3 of my classes will be through TECEPs, all of which are higher level.
While I'm not exactly too hot on commissioning right now (mostly with an unsupportive leadership), somewhere down the line I'd like to at least try it. What got me curious though is if they care more about GPA in general (ie. would it be better to only be graded on "easy" courses), or if they'd weigh graded coursework more when it comes to judging commissioning packages.
Thank you all for any help.