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[bjcheung77]

Save that financial aid for UMPI! You can use it there.

@midnite123, this. I would recommend saving the financial aid for your Bachelors as well. Your first step is to finish the Pierpont AAS in an emphasis of your choice. Your next focus would be the Bachelors after the Pierpont AAS, decide on the degree and the school of your choice. If you must get a secondary AA at Clovis, make sure that is different emphasis than your original AAS and your Bachelors.

[midnite123]

BNF-101 Principles of Banking
BNF-102 Personal Finance and Money Management
BNF-103 Sports Finance       
BUS-104 Customer Service
[url=https://bergen.smartcatalogiq.com/en/2022-2023/Catalog/Courses/BUS-BUSINESS-ADMINISTRATION/100/BUS-106]BUS-106 Effective Selling[/url]
BUS-115 Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations
BUS-120 Social Networking for Business
BUS-205 Entrepreneurship



Hi,

I am probably going to take 2 or 3 elective courses,
at a community college.

Does anybody have any opinions ,
about if any these courses are pretty easy?

Thank You!!!

[rachel83az]

Are you going to be transferring these to some other school? The only ones that might be "useful" at another school would probably be BUS-106 Effective Selling and BUS-205 Entrepreneurship. The others are probably (mostly) electives. Social Networking for Business is probably the most practical for modern life, but it probably doesn't fit into most degree plans anywhere except electives.

[jsd]

All lower level business courses are pretty easy and common sense stuff. Skip the finance stuff if you want an even easier route, I suppose.

[midnite123]

All lower level business courses are pretty easy and common sense stuff. Skip the finance stuff if you want an even easier route, I suppose.

Yes,
Great Idea!
Thank you!

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Are you going to be transferring these to some other school? The only ones that might be "useful" at another school would probably be BUS-106 Effective Selling and BUS-205 Entrepreneurship. The others are probably (mostly) electives. Social Networking for Business is probably the most practical for modern life, but it probably doesn't fit into most degree plans anywhere except electives.

Hi!

Yes, I will probably transfer the credits.

I pretty much ,
just want a few of these courses as electives.

I was thinking of  maybe transferring to Pierpont, or Clovis CC.

THANX!!!!

[bjcheung77]

Hi!

Yes, I will probably transfer the credits.

I pretty much ,
just want a few of these courses as electives.

I was thinking of  maybe transferring to Pierpont, or Clovis CC.

THANX!!!!

@midnite123, if you're in NJ and already have 30 credits, complete Sophia.org credits towards the Pierpont BOG AAS. Then as you mentioned in a previous thread, complete whatever you want at your local community college as a secondary Associates. Again, if you're in NJ, I would select TESU as it could be the least expensive option for in state students!

[midnite123]

Hi!

Yes, I will probably transfer the credits.

I pretty much ,
just want a few of these courses as electives.

I was thinking of  maybe transferring to Pierpont, or Clovis CC.

THANX!!!!

@midnite123, if you're in NJ and already have 30 credits, complete Sophia.org credits towards the Pierpont BOG AAS.  Then as you mentioned in a previous thread, complete whatever you want at your local community college as a secondary Associates.  Again, if you're in NJ, I would select TESU as it could be the least expensive option for in state students!

Yes, in NJ
Great idea about going to TESU!! 
I am going to apply there today!

Will a Pierpont AAS transfer to TESU?
Just scenario planning in my head.

You have been a great help all along, since I joined here!!!
Thank you!!!

PS---
Sometimes I ask questions, t
that seem contradictory to my previous posts because,
I am trying but not always succeeding ,at playing 3 dimensional college chess.
Sorry if I don't always seem congruent!

[rachel83az]

Associate degrees do not block transfer to most universities. However, TESU will evaluate and accept the individual courses on their own merit.

[midnite123]

Associate degrees do not block transfer to most universities. However, TESU will evaluate and accept the individual courses on their own merit.

I did not know that.
Thank you!

In NJ,
 it seems like the state schools have agreements with the community colleges.

[bjcheung77]

Most community college credits will transfer over to universities if they have articulation agreements.  If you're taking ACE/NCCRS alternative credits, only institutions that accept them will take the credits, such as TESU.  

Since you listed business courses above, it's wise to just ladder up to a TESU BSBA by completing the general education requirements, BSBA core requirements from this link, you can look at the area of study last as it's only 18 credits.

Take all the Sophia.org courses you can that doesn't duplicate your current credits and follow this Link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap