(12-11-2019, 08:11 PM)dfrecore Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 04:58 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 03:48 PM)dfrecore Wrote: I can tell you that for TESU, you have all of the UL AOS coursework you need and it's recent enough not to get kicked back (7 years or less), so at this point, you only need 36cr:
Oral Comm
College Algebra (unless they will count your Math Analysis for Business as meeting that requirement)
Ethics
American Government
Science/CompSci (4cr min)
Intro to Computers
Prin of Marketing
International Business
Business Comm

and the cornerstone/capstone.

All of the required courses are LL, and you could probably do them pretty fast.  I'd either do Study.com for the whole shebang, or do Davar for as much as possible with the "Business Class" deal, and the rest through Study.com or SL or whatever.  Someone who has speech.

If you opt for Study.com with or w/o and Davar, then all transcripts would go straight from the course provider to TESU, meaning no cost for a transcript and no need to set up an ACE account/transcript if you didn't want to.

Excelsior doesn't have the ACBSP accreditation, and the cost is similar to TESU, so I wouldn't bother.  COSC maybe if you were only looking at cost, but they do have the science w/lab plus another science requirement. (TESU & COSC require science but no lab, and TESU will allow CompSci instead).

Can you elaborate on why those classes you have listed would not be satisfied by some of my previous course work. It's not that I don't trust your analysis I'm just naive to this whole thing. Why wouldn't intro to computers be satisfied by CSC 118 which was a intro computer science class? Or International business be satisfied by ECON 443 which was a class that was entirely based on International trade. 

Any info helps. Thanks!

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I put courses where I thought they would stick them based on years of experience creating degree plans - I think I've done over 1,000 degree plans by now, the majority for TESU.

So CSC118: The Internet: Inform Ret & Org didn't look like Intro to Computer Science, which is why I didn't put it there.  If TESU will take it as such, great.  With the name of it though, they may not.  They can be picky.  Anything I've ever seen that's about the internet, they've put in Free Electives.

For Int'l Trade, it was UL so I stuck it in your AOS.  But if TESU will take it as meeting the Int'l Business requirement, then great.  Normally they want a "general" type course in the core, and this may be to "applied" to meet the requirement.  But if they'll take it, awesome, since you have enough UL credits, you can swap it out with another course.

(12-11-2019, 08:41 PM)LevelUP Wrote: With TESU if the course doesn't transfer, you can file an appeal.  They will likely want to see the course syllabus before making a final ruling.

You can do most of these courses online in 20 hours or less so I wouldn't get too fixated on a 1 course that doesn't transfer.

The capstone/cornerstone takes several months to complete so that would be the major thing to slow you down.

(12-11-2019, 09:46 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 08:11 PM)dfrecore Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 04:58 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 03:48 PM)dfrecore Wrote: I can tell you that for TESU, you have all of the UL AOS coursework you need and it's recent enough not to get kicked back (7 years or less), so at this point, you only need 36cr:
Oral Comm
College Algebra (unless they will count your Math Analysis for Business as meeting that requirement)
Ethics
American Government
Science/CompSci (4cr min)
Intro to Computers
Prin of Marketing
International Business
Business Comm

and the cornerstone/capstone.

All of the required courses are LL, and you could probably do them pretty fast.  I'd either do Study.com for the whole shebang, or do Davar for as much as possible with the "Business Class" deal, and the rest through Study.com or SL or whatever.  Someone who has speech.

If you opt for Study.com with or w/o and Davar, then all transcripts would go straight from the course provider to TESU, meaning no cost for a transcript and no need to set up an ACE account/transcript if you didn't want to.

Excelsior doesn't have the ACBSP accreditation, and the cost is similar to TESU, so I wouldn't bother.  COSC maybe if you were only looking at cost, but they do have the science w/lab plus another science requirement. (TESU & COSC require science but no lab, and TESU will allow CompSci instead).

Can you elaborate on why those classes you have listed would not be satisfied by some of my previous course work. It's not that I don't trust your analysis I'm just naive to this whole thing. Why wouldn't intro to computers be satisfied by CSC 118 which was a intro computer science class? Or International business be satisfied by ECON 443 which was a class that was entirely based on International trade. 

Any info helps. Thanks!

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I put courses where I thought they would stick them based on years of experience creating degree plans - I think I've done over 1,000 degree plans by now, the majority for TESU.

So CSC118: The Internet: Inform Ret & Org didn't look like Intro to Computer Science, which is why I didn't put it there.  If TESU will take it as such, great.  With the name of it though, they may not.  They can be picky.  Anything I've ever seen that's about the internet, they've put in Free Electives.

For Int'l Trade, it was UL so I stuck it in your AOS.  But if TESU will take it as meeting the Int'l Business requirement, then great.  Normally they want a "general" type course in the core, and this may be to "applied" to meet the requirement.  But if they'll take it, awesome, since you have enough UL credits, you can swap it out with another course.

Im going to call and talk to a advisor tomorrow so I can see exactly what’s going on. Do you have any tips for me? Thanks!

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(12-11-2019, 08:41 PM)LevelUP Wrote: With TESU if the course doesn't transfer, you can file an appeal.  They will likely want to see the course syllabus before making a final ruling.

You can do most of these courses online in 20 hours or less so I wouldn't get too fixated on a 1 course that doesn't transfer.

The capstone/cornerstone takes several months to complete so that would be the major thing to slow you down.

Why does the capstone/cornerstone take so long? Thanks!!

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Would it be best for me to test out using CLEP, study.com or some other alternative options? Sorry for the newbie questions. Thanks!!

(12-11-2019, 09:57 PM)LevelUP Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 09:46 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 08:11 PM)dfrecore Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 04:58 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 03:48 PM)dfrecore Wrote: I can tell you that for TESU, you have all of the UL AOS coursework you need and it's recent enough not to get kicked back (7 years or less), so at this point, you only need 36cr:
Oral Comm
College Algebra (unless they will count your Math Analysis for Business as meeting that requirement)
Ethics
American Government
Science/CompSci (4cr min)
Intro to Computers
Prin of Marketing
International Business
Business Comm

and the cornerstone/capstone.

All of the required courses are LL, and you could probably do them pretty fast.  I'd either do Study.com for the whole shebang, or do Davar for as much as possible with the "Business Class" deal, and the rest through Study.com or SL or whatever.  Someone who has speech.

If you opt for Study.com with or w/o and Davar, then all transcripts would go straight from the course provider to TESU, meaning no cost for a transcript and no need to set up an ACE account/transcript if you didn't want to.

Excelsior doesn't have the ACBSP accreditation, and the cost is similar to TESU, so I wouldn't bother.  COSC maybe if you were only looking at cost, but they do have the science w/lab plus another science requirement. (TESU & COSC require science but no lab, and TESU will allow CompSci instead).

Can you elaborate on why those classes you have listed would not be satisfied by some of my previous course work. It's not that I don't trust your analysis I'm just naive to this whole thing. Why wouldn't intro to computers be satisfied by CSC 118 which was a intro computer science class? Or International business be satisfied by ECON 443 which was a class that was entirely based on International trade. 

Any info helps. Thanks!

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I put courses where I thought they would stick them based on years of experience creating degree plans - I think I've done over 1,000 degree plans by now, the majority for TESU.

So CSC118: The Internet: Inform Ret & Org didn't look like Intro to Computer Science, which is why I didn't put it there.  If TESU will take it as such, great.  With the name of it though, they may not.  They can be picky.  Anything I've ever seen that's about the internet, they've put in Free Electives.

For Int'l Trade, it was UL so I stuck it in your AOS.  But if TESU will take it as meeting the Int'l Business requirement, then great.  Normally they want a "general" type course in the core, and this may be to "applied" to meet the requirement.  But if they'll take it, awesome, since you have enough UL credits, you can swap it out with another course.

Im going to call and talk to a advisor tomorrow so I can see exactly what’s going on. Do you have any tips for me? Thanks!

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(12-11-2019, 08:41 PM)LevelUP Wrote: With TESU if the course doesn't transfer, you can file an appeal.  They will likely want to see the course syllabus before making a final ruling.

You can do most of these courses online in 20 hours or less so I wouldn't get too fixated on a 1 course that doesn't transfer.

The capstone/cornerstone takes several months to complete so that would be the major thing to slow you down.

Why does the capstone/cornerstone take so long? Thanks!!

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Would it be best for me to test out using CLEP, study.com or some other alternative options? Sorry for the newbie questions. Thanks!!

The capstone/cornerstone runs on a schedule so you have assignments every week that runs for months, unlike other online courses in which you could complete the whole course as fast as you want in less than a week if you put the time into it.

(12-11-2019, 09:59 PM)zebra cow Wrote: Months... are we talking two months or six months? Lol

(12-11-2019, 09:59 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 09:57 PM)LevelUP Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 09:46 PM)zebra cow Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 08:11 PM)dfrecore Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 04:58 PM)zebra cow Wrote: Can you elaborate on why those classes you have listed would not be satisfied by some of my previous course work. It's not that I don't trust your analysis I'm just naive to this whole thing. Why wouldn't intro to computers be satisfied by CSC 118 which was a intro computer science class? Or International business be satisfied by ECON 443 which was a class that was entirely based on International trade. 

Any info helps. Thanks!

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I put courses where I thought they would stick them based on years of experience creating degree plans - I think I've done over 1,000 degree plans by now, the majority for TESU.

So CSC118: The Internet: Inform Ret & Org didn't look like Intro to Computer Science, which is why I didn't put it there.  If TESU will take it as such, great.  With the name of it though, they may not.  They can be picky.  Anything I've ever seen that's about the internet, they've put in Free Electives.

For Int'l Trade, it was UL so I stuck it in your AOS.  But if TESU will take it as meeting the Int'l Business requirement, then great.  Normally they want a "general" type course in the core, and this may be to "applied" to meet the requirement.  But if they'll take it, awesome, since you have enough UL credits, you can swap it out with another course.

Im going to call and talk to a advisor tomorrow so I can see exactly what’s going on. Do you have any tips for me? Thanks!

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(12-11-2019, 08:41 PM)LevelUP Wrote: With TESU if the course doesn't transfer, you can file an appeal.  They will likely want to see the course syllabus before making a final ruling.

You can do most of these courses online in 20 hours or less so I wouldn't get too fixated on a 1 course that doesn't transfer.

The capstone/cornerstone takes several months to complete so that would be the major thing to slow you down.

Why does the capstone/cornerstone take so long? Thanks!!

---

Would it be best for me to test out using CLEP, study.com or some other alternative options? Sorry for the newbie questions. Thanks!!

The capstone/cornerstone runs on a schedule so you have assignments every week that runs for months, unlike other online courses in which you could complete the whole course as fast as you want in less than a week if you put the time into it.

Months... are we talking two months or six months? Lol

(12-11-2019, 09:46 PM)zebra cow Wrote: Im going to call and talk to a advisor tomorrow so I can see exactly what’s going on. Do you have any tips for me? Thanks!

(12-12-2019, 01:05 AM)davewill Wrote:

(12-11-2019, 09:46 PM)zebra cow Wrote: Im going to call and talk to a advisor tomorrow so I can see exactly what’s going on. Do you have any tips for me? Thanks!

My suggestion is to not expect the advisor to help you "see exactly what's going on". They won't be very helpful in evaluating your credits or telling you how fast you can do this. They won't help at all with alternative credits.That's why we call it a DIY degree...because you really do have to do it yourself. You would do best to just apply and get your transcripts in. It'll take them up to a month to do the evaluation, so work on all the courses that dfrecore listed above while you're waiting.

(12-11-2019, 03:48 PM)dfrecore Wrote: I can tell you that for TESU, you have all of the UL AOS coursework you need and it's recent enough not to get kicked back (7 years or less), so at this point, you only need 36cr:
Oral Comm
College Algebra (unless they will count your Math Analysis for Business as meeting that requirement)
Ethics
American Government
Science/CompSci (4cr min)
Intro to Computers
Prin of Marketing
International Business
Business Comm

and the cornerstone/capstone.

All of the required courses are LL, and you could probably do them pretty fast.  I'd either do Study.com for the whole shebang, or do Davar for as much as possible with the "Business Class" deal, and the rest through Study.com or SL or whatever.  Someone who has speech.

If you opt for Study.com with or w/o and Davar, then all transcripts would go straight from the course provider to TESU, meaning no cost for a transcript and no need to set up an ACE account/transcript if you didn't want to.

Excelsior doesn't have the ACBSP accreditation, and the cost is similar to TESU, so I wouldn't bother.  COSC maybe if you were only looking at cost, but they do have the science w/lab plus another science requirement. (TESU & COSC require science but no lab, and TESU will allow CompSci instead).

(12-12-2019, 11:00 AM)zebra cow Wrote: So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?