Study.com degree plan for TESU

[MINHAC]

Apologies if this already exists, but I haven't had luck locating it. Does anyone have a current study.com focused degree plan for TESU for the BA in Liberal Studies or the BS in Business Administration? I'm considering both. Thank you!

[CarpeDiem8]

Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

[MINHAC]

Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

Thank you! That's a big help.

[mysonx3]

For BALS, there are basically as many possible plans as there are grains of sand on the beach, so what courses you do would depend on your interests and existing credits.

[dfrecore]

Don't forget that if you're starting from scratch, there's a maximum number of credits that TESU will take from any single provider (90), so if you waste a bunch of your easy-to-find LL credits at Study.com, you may not be able to find inexpensive easy-to-take UL courses.

My advice for the BSBA: plan all of your core and AOS courses at Study.com (to take advantage of overlap), then CLEP everything you can in GE/Free Electives, then go back and plan in anything you can't find through CLEP (like the speech requirement, ethics, etc.).

My advice for the BALS: plan the UL AOS, the LL AOS with 200-level courses, the GE requirements that you can't get through CLEP (Ethics & speech), and then do as much of everything else as possible with CLEP.

[MINHAC]

Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

Any chance you have a link to the study.com TESU BA in Communications? I haven't had any success locating it. Thank you in advance!

[natshar]

Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

Any chance you have a link to the study.com TESU BA in Communications? I haven't had any success locating it. Thank you in advance!

There isn't one. But it is pretty straightforward. Gen eds and free electives aren't too hard too figure out the same as the BALS.
The only part that is different is the major. Anything with the word "Communication" in the title should work for a comm degree. A BA in communications is not fully test outable as currently mass comm I, mass comm II and communication theory are unavailable through alternative credit. But keep in mind, it is now cheaper to earn16 credits in a term at TESU then it is to transfer in most of them and pay the residency fee. Also, I don't think there are enough UL comm. credits from study.com, I think you have to do a couple TECEP's or other methods for the rest.

[MINHAC]

Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

Any chance you have a link to the study.com TESU BA in Communications? I haven't had any success locating it. Thank you in advance!

There isn't one. But it is pretty straightforward. Gen eds and free electives aren't too hard too figure out the same as the BALS.
The only part that is different is the major. Anything with the word "Communication" in the title should work for a comm degree. A BA in communications is not fully test outable as currently mass comm I, mass comm II and communication theory are unavailable through alternative credit. But keep in mind, it is now cheaper to earn16 credits in a term at TESU then it is to transfer in most of them and pay the residency fee. Also, I don't think there are enough UL comm. credits from study.com, I think you have to do a couple TECEP's or other methods for the rest.

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Hey Minhac!

Here's the BSBA for TESU:

https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/bsba-degre...management

HTH!

Any chance you have a link to the study.com TESU BA in Communications? I haven't had any success locating it. Thank you in advance!

There isn't one. But it is pretty straightforward. Gen eds and free electives aren't too hard too figure out the same as the BALS.
The only part that is different is the major. Anything with the word "Communication" in the title should work for a comm degree. A BA in communications is not fully test outable as currently mass comm I, mass comm II and communication theory are unavailable through alternative credit. But keep in mind, it is now cheaper to earn16 credits in a term at TESU then it is to transfer in most of them and pay the residency fee. Also, I don't think there are enough UL comm. credits from study.com, I think you have to do a couple TECEP's or other methods for the rest.

 I hadn't realized that about the BA in Communications. I had been looking at that degree as it was among a group of majors that accepted the highest number of my transfer credits. Others were Sociology, Philosophy, Lib Studies, Labor Studies, History, and English.