06-27-2023, 10:58 AM
(06-27-2023, 10:22 AM)rachel83az Wrote: Someone who has a prior Bachelor's degree would have no cornerstone requirement for an Associate degree either, the same as there is no cornerstone requirement for the BACS under the same circumstances.
TESU Advising was specific about second bachelor's requirements being separate from second associate's requirements. I realize that they misinterpret rules and get things wrong, but they're responsible for setting up your degree plan. If they set it up wrong, then I don't think you can actually apply for graduation due to "missing" courses that shouldn't be required in the first place. So effectively they will prevent you from getting the degree, even if you meet the requirements.
Pierpont Community & Technical College 2022
Associate of Applied Science - Board of Governors - Area of Emphasis: Information Systems
Western Governors University 2022
Bachelor of Science - Cloud Computing
Charter Oak State College 2023
Bachelor of Science - General Studies - Concentration: Information Systems Studies
Thomas Edison State University 2023
Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science
Associate in Science in Natural Sciences and Mathematics - Mathematics
University of Maine at Presque Isle 2023
Bachelor of Applied Science - Minor: Project Management
Associate of Applied Science - Board of Governors - Area of Emphasis: Information Systems
Western Governors University 2022
Bachelor of Science - Cloud Computing
Charter Oak State College 2023
Bachelor of Science - General Studies - Concentration: Information Systems Studies
Thomas Edison State University 2023
Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science
Associate in Science in Natural Sciences and Mathematics - Mathematics
University of Maine at Presque Isle 2023
Bachelor of Applied Science - Minor: Project Management
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