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I just got a promotional email from TESU about how transfer credits apply toward one's degree. Could someone help me understand if it signifies a change in their policy? It says the following:
BA LS: Accepts up to 27 credits in free electives and enables students to apply the widest variety of transfer credits to area of study requirements.
BSBA (GM): Students can apply a broad range of transfer credits to area of study requirements, which can accommodate multiple business disciplines.
BS (Tech. Studies): Accepts up to 15 credits in free electives and enables students to apply a wide variety of transfer credits to area of study requirements, which can accommodate different technical disciplines.
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(09-14-2018, 04:31 AM)Supermind Wrote: I just got a promotional email from TESU about how transfer credits apply toward one's degree. Could someone help me understand if it signifies a change in their policy? It says the following:
BA LS: Accepts up to 27 credits in free electives and enables students to apply the widest variety of transfer credits to area of study requirements.
BSBA (GM): Students can apply a broad range of transfer credits to area of study requirements, which can accommodate multiple business disciplines.
BS (Tech. Studies): Accepts up to 15 credits in free electives and enables students to apply a wide variety of transfer credits to area of study requirements, which can accommodate different technical disciplines.
I see nothing out of the ordinary... or at least the numbers they are using matches with what is shown in the current catalog.
I think they are just trying to say that you can transfer credits towards your degree, and even if they don't fit into your AOS, they can be used as free electives in the BALS (27cr) and BSTS (15cr).
As for the BSBA comment, I think they are saying that while you don't have as many free electives (only 6cr for BSBA) additional courses may fit into other AOS areas -- this would be targeting people interested in a degree with multiple areas of study.
In any case, it doesn't appear to be saying anything unusual.
Goal: BSBA-CIS and ASNSM-CS from TESU by March 2019.
(May add BSBA-HR/OM AOS if I end up bumping to June.)
PROGRESS SO FAR (100.66 Cr):
- B&M CC: American Govt & Inst, Intro to Computing, Intro Astronomy w/Lab [quarter-units]
- CLEP/DSST: Info Systems (80), A&I Literature (76), Principles of Marketing (75), Management Info Systems (467)
- ALEKS: College Algebra, Trigonometry, Intro Statistics
- The Institutes: Ethics 312
- Sophia.org: Developing Effective Teams, Essentials of Managing Conflict
- StraighterLine: English Comp I, C++ Programming, Cultural Anthropology, Principles of Management, Intro to Religion, Business Law
- Study.com: Personal Finance, Presentation Skills, Information Literacy, International Business, Micro & Macroeconomics, Intro Psychology, Human Growth & Development, Social Psychology, Intro Sociology, College Comp II, Business Comm, Principles of Finance, Accounting 101 (in progress)
- TEEX: Cybersecurity 101/201/301
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Nope, nothing changed.
TESU BSBA in HR, 2018
WVNCC BOG AAS, 2017
GGU Cert in Management, 2000
EXAMS: TECEP Tech Writg, Engl Comp 2, LA Math, Public Rel, Computers DSST Computers, Pers Fin CLEP Mgmt, Mktg
COURSES: TESU Capstone Study.com Pers Fin, Microecon, Stats Ed4Credit Acct 2 PF Fin Mgmt ALEKS Int Alg, Coll Alg Sophia Proj Mgmt The Institutes - Ins Ethics Kaplan PLA
B&M COURSES: Palomar Coll, Mission Coll, Golden Gate Univ, San Jose State Univ
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