TESU's Associate Capstone: APS-2950-OL

[DThomas]

Greetings all,

Does anyone have experience in TESU's APS-2950-OL? 
Any intel would be helpful. 

Dave

[allvia]

Which associate are you going for?  And what is the course name? TESU just changed their course numbering systems from 3 digits (still showing on their website) to 4 digits, so having more information would likely help those who had taken it prior to this recent change

[dfrecore]

Which associate are you going for?  And what is the course name? TESU just changed their course numbering systems from 3 digits (still showing on their website) to 4 digits, so having more information would likely help those who had taken it prior to this recent change

It would just be APS-295 (they just added 0's to the end of everything for now).  This is the capstone for an AS in the School of Applied Science & Technology.

OP, most people on this forum do not spend the money to get an AA/AS at TESU, since it's way too expensive - especially one that requires a capstone.  It's the same price for a BA/BS, so a waste of money to do.

I highly suggest that you skip this Associates degree and get a Bachelor's degree instead.

[rachel83az]

If you want an Associate degree, and are a US citizen/resident, Pierpont is a great option. If you're not a a US citizen/resident, an entire Bachelor's degree from UMPI costs less than an Associate degree from TESU.

If you're already pursuing a TESU Bachelor's degree, there are some Associate degrees that you can pick up "for free" along the way: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...gree_Plans Other Associate degrees are way too expensive, unless you're looking for something very specific.

[bjcheung77]

@Dave, it really depends which degree you're going for, if you can and have the time to fill in the template/last post addendum here, we'll get a better overview of what your situation is: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

[308sc]

I took it back in 2016. I received an A and don’t remember it being too difficult. I wouldn’t stress about it.

[DThomas]

Greetings all,

Does anyone have experience in TESU's APS-2950-OL? 
Any intel would be helpful. 

Dave

AAS in Multidisciplinary Tech

[bjcheung77]

@OP, Have you made up your mind to get the AAS in Multidisciplinary Tech? Do you already have 16 residency credits at TESU or any at all?