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BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Trndacres - 01-07-2018
Anybody familiar with this program? It is not stated on the website that it can be completed completely online via TESU like other degrees state.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Ideas - 01-07-2018
It's a new program.
Here are 2 of the courses. I couldn't find the others.
http://www2.tesu.edu/course.php?CourseCode=HCM-307&sem=
http://www2.tesu.edu/course.php?CourseCode=HCM-308&sem=
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - dfrecore - 01-07-2018
CSU-Global has 10 UL Healthcare courses that you can take. If it's what you want to get your degree in, it's a bit more expensive than the other AOS's, but worth it ($1500 for 6 courses rather than about $600).
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Ideas - 01-07-2018
(01-07-2018, 12:33 PM)dfrecore Wrote: CSU-Global has 10 UL Healthcare courses that you can take. If it's what you want to get your degree in, it's a bit more expensive than the other AOS's, but worth it ($1500 for 6 courses rather than about $600).
Wow, CSU-Global!
I'm not sure they have courses that fit the Comparative or Organization requirements though. Comparative especially. It could be an additional $800 or more if this is true.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Pelican - 01-07-2018
How do I get courses for $1500 for 6? Or is it $1500 for 6 credits?
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Ideas - 01-07-2018
(01-07-2018, 01:56 PM)Pelican Wrote: How do I get courses for $1500 for 6? Or is it $1500 for 6 credits?
The CSU Global exams are $250 and 3 credits. Dfrecore was saying take 6 of them to meet the 18 credits for the area of study. However I think only 3-5 of them will work.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - sanantone - 01-07-2018
They replaced hospital healthcare management with healthcare management. It's a smart move. The hospital healthcare management program was kind of pointless.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - dfrecore - 01-07-2018
(01-07-2018, 02:01 PM)Ideas Wrote:(01-07-2018, 01:56 PM)Pelican Wrote: How do I get courses for $1500 for 6? Or is it $1500 for 6 credits?
The CSU Global exams are $250 and 3 credits. Dfrecore was saying take 6 of them to meet the 18 credits for the area of study. However I think only 3-5 of them will work.
The list TESU has on their website is one of those "here's a bunch of courses that will work, but others will as well." They list 7 courses, but only require 6 (18cr), and none of those say they're required. So any 6 courses should work.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - Ideas - 01-07-2018
(01-07-2018, 05:33 PM)dfrecore Wrote: The list TESU has on their website is one of those "here's a bunch of courses that will work, but others will as well." They list 7 courses, but only require 6 (18cr), and none of those say they're required. So any 6 courses should work.
Under the unofficial academic eval, it seems like they have 6 specific areas required. One being "Comparative" and other being "Organization". It's easy to meet at least 3 or 4 of them.
RE: BSBA in Healthcare Management at TESU? - dfrecore - 01-07-2018
(01-07-2018, 05:42 PM)Ideas Wrote:(01-07-2018, 05:33 PM)dfrecore Wrote: The list TESU has on their website is one of those "here's a bunch of courses that will work, but others will as well." They list 7 courses, but only require 6 (18cr), and none of those say they're required. So any 6 courses should work.
Under the unofficial academic eval, it seems like they have 6 specific areas required. One being "Comparative" and other being "Organization". It's easy to meet at least 3 or 4 of them.
Ah, isn't it nice when they put something on the website but aren't clear?!? They pretty much label certain courses "requirements" for other degrees, but then don't for this one. WTH?