TESU Spreadsheet for Accounting

[FishNDip]

Hello,

I'd like to know if anyone has made or knows of a TESU spreadsheet in accounting, like the Finance one I put in the attachment.

I assume it cost around the same as Finance, and the classes are similiar, but some things are different and I would really like to get my hands on a decent spreadsheet that I can cross off my classes as I take them in order.


Hopefully someone has one!!!!! Thanks!

[AMRH94]

I started one a couple of weeks ago but didn't quite finish. I used as a template the General Management BSBA Excel file that was prepared by someone on this forum. I'll try to get my file completed this week and post it.

[dfrecore]

Your spreadsheet is mine, and here is the one for accounting.

[bjcheung77]

For Accounting, I recommend taking everything from Study.com and the TECEP as per dfrecore's plan
ACC-201 REQUIRED - Intermediate Accounting I (SL's Financial Accounting) 3 SL/Study.com $59/$70
ACC-202 REQUIRED - Intermediate Accounting II 3 Study.com $70
ACC-303 Cost Accounting (SL's Managerial Accounting) UL 3 SL/Study.com $59/$70
ACC-301 Applied Managerial Accounting UL 3 Study.com $70
ACC-401 Advanced Accounting UL 3 Study.com $70
ACC-421 Federal Income Taxation UL 3 TECEP $225

[FishNDip]

Your spreadsheet is mine, and here is the one for accounting.

Thank you friend! I shall study hard and cross out each class.    Couple questions about your spreadsheet.

1. What exactly is TECEP? I looked it up, and TESU offers it as knowlegde you already know classes. Sounds like a CLEP, but hosted by TESU online?

2. What exactly is the 3rd spreadsheet saying with the ADDITIONAL UL COURSES BEYOND THE CORE AND AOS REQUIREMENTS?
What's with that? Why would someone want to do more courses than their degree required?

3. When you guys say use CLEP and TECEP for AREA OF STUDY: ACCOUNTING (18 units), That's cause CLEP and DSST don't offer it right?

4. Is Business Capstone really $1,125? Why is that 11x the price of everything else? And if I fail it, do I have to pay $1,125 again?

[dfrecore]

1. What exactly is TECEP? I looked it up, and TESU offers it as knowlegde you already know classes. Sounds like a CLEP, but hosted by TESU online?

2. What exactly is the 3rd spreadsheet saying with the ADDITIONAL UL COURSES BEYOND THE CORE AND AOS REQUIREMENTS?
What's with that? Why would someone want to do more courses than their degree required?

3. When you guys say use CLEP and TECEP for AREA OF STUDY: ACCOUNTING (18 units), That's cause CLEP and DSST don't offer it right?

4. Is Business Capstone really $1,125? Why is that 11x the price of everything else? And if I fail it, do I have to pay $1,125 again?

First, this spreadsheet is a couple of years old, so there are additional options beyond what I have on there.  Make sure you update the info.

1. Yes, TECEP's are TESU's version of a CLEP exam - a test-out option.  The prices have changed since my spreadsheet was created, and it's now $225 for an UL TECEP.

2. Since this is a pdf, it doesn't show the tab names for the different pages.  2nd page is BSBA in Accounting CPA, and 3rd page is BSBA Accounting CPA Florida.  Can't remember why I made those, but I obviously left them on there.  Just ignore them.

3.  There are no CLEP or DSST exams for Accounting AOS

4. Yes, the capstone is $1125, it's because it's an actual online course at TESU.  Same with the new Cornerstone course that's required.  And yes, if you fail a course, you have to retake it.  You can't get your degree without passing those (I'd say it's the same at EVERY school BTW, not just TESU).

The other things on the spreadsheet are alternative credit, meaning inexpensive (relatively) and not a college course.  So most are around $100.

[FishNDip]

Another question, So I've done the Ethics course from the institute, how do I get credit from them for a transcript?

Also, say if I took a Spanish course for 9 credits, that would fill up three slots of 3 credits on the spreadsheet right? And if I have to many credits I can put it in free electives, or general education electives, right?