TESU “instant graduate” & 2019 UL CIS electives?

[dfrecore]

The response I received:

In regards to your capstone course appeal, the Business Administration Capstone course is required and cannot be waived.  This course is an overview of the key elements necessary to execute a strategic business plan, incorporating all of the business subject areas learned in the business degree program, not just the area of study.  Once you complete all of the business core courses and the area of study, you will be prepared to take this course.

We wish you well as you move forward to degree completion.


Regards,

Alicia Malone
Assistant Dean  
School of Business and Management

I went back through to the beginning to re-read.  Have you taken a capstone somewhere else?  If not, why did you think you'd fulfilled ALL of the requirements and could be an instant grad?

I'm just curious, I don't think I paid attention the first time around.  My friend's situation was that she had taken a CJ Capstone at a state school, so she wasn't looking to get a waiver for the capstone - she was just looking to bring the capstone in as the capstone.

Your situation seems completely different - you just want a waiver for the capstone, if I'm reading correctly?

[zzzz24]

The insta-grad and appeal verbiage sentence seems to have been removed from the link altogether now.
https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/c...fer-policy

Also on this capstone policy page, it says: "Students are also required to complete their capstone course through Thomas Edison State University."
https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/capstone-policy

I think the debate about the possibility of waiving the capstone is finished.