Using Study.com to complete all Gen Ed (BALS) at TESU

[HAYDENTREE77]

Has anyone been able to use Study.com exclusively to complete all Gen Ed requirements for BALS at TESU?

Thanks in advance

[MNomadic]

You Can use study.com for up to 90 credits.
Here is a sample TESU/study.com degree plan I found on their site:

Degree Requirement Where to take it: Course
Written Communication (6 credits) Study.com English 104; English 105
Oral Communication (3 credits) Study.com Communications 101
Quantitative Literacy (3 credits) Study.com Math 107
Information Literacy (3 credits) Study.com English 305
Diversity (3 credits) Study.com Sociology 101
Civic Engagement (3 credits) Study.com Political Science 102
Knowledge of Human Cultures (9 credits) Study.com History 101; History 102;
Psychology 101
Understanding the Physical and Natural
World (4-7 credits)
Study.com Chemistry 101; Earth Science 101
Mathematics (3 credits) Study.com Math 101
General Education electives (17-20 credits) Study.com Psychology 104; Psychology 103;
Psychology 105; English 101;
History 103; History 104
Ethics (3 credits) TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Environmental Ethics

Business Law (3 credits) Study.com Business 103
Principles of Management (3 credits) Study.com Business 101
Computer Concepts and Applications (3
credits)
Study.com Business 104
Introduction to Marketing (3 credits) Study.com Business 102
Principles of Finance (3 credits) Study.com Finance 101
International Management (3 credits) Study.com Business 308
Managerial Accounting (3 credits) Study.com Accounting 102
Business/Managerial Communications (3
credits)
Study.com Business 113
Macroeconomics (3 credits) Study.com Economics 102
Financial Accounting TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Principles of Financial
Accounting
Microeconomics (3 credits) TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Microeconomics
Strategic Management (3 credits) TESU.edu BUS-421 (BSBA capstone)
Degree Requirement Where to take it: Course
Free Electives (6 credits) Study.com Finance 102; Nutrition 101
Finance (6 credits) TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Financial Institutions and
Markets
TECEP- Security Analysis and
Portfolio Management
Marketing (6 credits) TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Marketing Communications;
TECEP- Advertising
Management (6 credits) TESU.edu (prep on
Study.com)
TECEP- Operations Management
TECEP- Introduction to
Entrepreneurship

[HAYDENTREE77]

Wow! Thanks for this. A clear path forward.

[MNomadic]

https://study.com/pdf/degree_plan.pdf

[dfrecore]

Yes, you could actually do an entire degree (BALS or BSBA) if TESU didn't have a 90cr limit from a single source.

[MNomadic]

And that pesky capstone course

[jsh1138]

TESU will take a LL course for information literacy, whatever its called. "Library Information" or something, no need to do the 305 course

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also TESU will accept computer courses for "understanding the physical and natural world" too, fyi

[dfrecore]

Some of those are a little bit older (like saying you should take the UL BUS 308 for International Business, when BUS 120 is a better option now).

For a BALS, you could take MAT 97 (lowest level math on the site), the free Insurance Ethics course, and I'm not sure I'd do TECEP's as my first choice for the courses they have on there.

But this is an ok way to get started on a degree.

[Stepeanie]

TECEP stands for?

[mysonx3]

TECEP stands for?

Thomas Edison Credit by Exam Program