TESC AA Per credit tuition Tecep help

[syslogv3]

Are teceps available for these requirements?

•Diversity/Global Literacy (3 credits required)
•Responsible Ethical Leadership (3 credits required)
•Ethics or Diversity Elective (3 credits required)
•Electives in Intellectual and Practical Skills

I've met all other requirements and am just looking for a quick associates for personal reasons.

[dfrecore]

I found this on their website, and I think it's new (or at least I've missed it): Credit-by-Exam Options for General Education Requirements

They have a pretty good listing, but are actually missing a few TECEP's from their own list:

Diversity - World Hist from 1600-present & Psych of Women

IPS Electives - College Alg & Statistics

[macromicro007]

I found this on their website, and I think it's new (or at least I've missed it): Credit-by-Exam Options for General Education Requirements

They have a pretty good listing, but are actually missing a few TECEP's from their own list:

Diversity - World Hist from 1600-present & Psych of Women

IPS Electives - College Alg & Statistics

Great compilation, but it is at least a few months old. It still lists the two ill-fated DSST history exams.

[macromicro007]

I found this on their website, and I think it's new (or at least I've missed it): Credit-by-Exam Options for General Education Requirements

They have a pretty good listing, but are actually missing a few TECEP's from their own list:

Diversity - World Hist from 1600-present & Psych of Women

IPS Electives - College Alg & Statistics

Great compilation, but it is at least a few months old. It still lists the two ill-fated DSST history exams.

[bricabrac]

Syslogv3, you can also ask if they will accept the Business in Society TECEP for the ethics requirement as its DSST equivalent has now been classified as a duplicate to Ethics and the Business Professional.


Hopefully you won't find this too confusing because it sure confused the heck out of me. This has proven not to be one of TESCs finest moments, but it may prove useful if you're not interested in environmental issues. Feel free to copy and paste these bullet points and forward to advising. ;-)

• TECEP Business in Society (BUS-311) was at one time the equivalent of DSST Business Ethics and Society (BUS-311 published in college catalog, now coded BUS-302 internally)
  
• The DSST exam now duplicates both SL Business Ethics and TESCs Ethics and the Buisness Professional, both PHI-384. So to follow TESCs "logic" (lots of sarcasm), the TECEP should now be accepted as an ethics exam.
  

Jus t a thought (shrugs). Ok, maybe I'm also being a bit of a smart ass, but it makes perfect sense to me.

[sanantone]

I found this on their website, and I think it's new (or at least I've missed it): Credit-by-Exam Options for General Education Requirements

They have a pretty good listing, but are actually missing a few TECEP's from their own list:

Diversity - World Hist from 1600-present & Psych of Women

IPS Electives - College Alg & Statistics

That chart has so many issues, it probably shouldn't be used at all. They only list the Environmental Ethics TECEP as Human Cultures and the Natural World even though it fulfills the ethics requirement. There are about a dozen other problems I could list, but don't care to take the time. It's actually better just to use the webpage that categorizes TESC courses and match them up to TECEPs if that's what you're interested in taking.
General Education Courses

I've also categorized tests and courses.
Sanantone's General Education Options - Degree Forum Wiki

Great compilation, but it is at least a few months old. It still lists the two ill-fated DSST history exams.

I made a thread on it months ago, but haven't mentioned it since because it's missing a lot of CBEs, and they failed to list the ones they did include in multiple categories.

[dfrecore]

When I saw it, I only looked at the Diversity, Ethics & IPS sections, and paid no attention to the rest of the list. Sorry. I had never seen it before, and I've been on the General Ed page a bunch, so I thought it was new. Obviously, my brain is just old!

[sanantone]

When I saw it, I only looked at the Diversity, Ethics & IPS sections, and paid no attention to the rest of the list. Sorry. I had never seen it before, and I've been on the General Ed page a bunch, so I thought it was new. Obviously, my brain is just old!

There is no need to apologize. There are probably plenty of others who haven't seen it. I just think it causes more than anything else.