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Calling all Tesc students... - iwannapass - 01-29-2007
Is there anyone who is attending or planning to attend tesc for a Bachelors in Business? if so, what are you taking to satisfy your upper level requirements? I am still waiting for them to get back to me, but I would like to get a head start in the meantime. Any advice or direction you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank You in advance.
Calling all Tesc students... - Lynn - 02-01-2007
Hi there!
I'm on the last leg of my TESC Business degree (BA). You should be aware TESC degrees have a core group of required courses for lower and upper level. I only discovered Instatcert a few months ago, so most of my credits are from Traditional and Non-traditonal schools like TESC. Download the college catalog from their website by clicking on Prospective Students and Publications and select "Program Planning Handbook". The Handbook will list the credits they accept and from which sources.
I can tell you right off the bat that their business degrees requires upperlevel credits in; Precalcus (I'm not a math whiz will take tradition course), Business Policy (TESC Exam), Managerial or Business Communications and Finance (I believe they accept Dantes) (this list may not be complete so check the Handbook).
Hope this helps. Good luck with your studies.
Calling all Tesc students... - Lynn - 02-01-2007
Hi there!
I'm on the last leg of my TESC Business degree (BA). You should be aware TESC degrees have a core group of required courses for lower and upper level. I only discovered Instatcert a few months ago, so most of my credits are from Traditional and Non-traditonal schools like TESC. Download the college catalog from their website by clicking on Prospective Students and Publications and select "Program Planning Handbook". The Handbook will list the credits they accept and from which sources.
I can tell you right off the bat that their business degrees requires upperlevel credits in; Precalcus (I'm not a math whiz will take tradition course), Business Policy (TESC Exam), Managerial or Business Communications and Finance (I believe they accept Dantes) (this list may not be complete so check the Handbook).
Hope this helps. Good luck with your studies.
Calling all Tesc students... - iwannapass - 02-01-2007
Lynn I sent you a pm
Calling all Tesc students... - OnMyWay - 04-04-2008
Would someone happen to have a copy of the old Program Planning Handbook saved that they could email me? It's not available on the TESC website due to revisions.
Thanks!
Calling all Tesc students... - Pattie - 04-04-2008
You also have to take either Business in Society or an International Business course, Macroeconomics (considered lower level as I recall) and Microeconomics, and Statistics. You also have to take upper level courses in your area of concentration.
Calling all Tesc students... - Inwe - 04-05-2008
iwannapass,
I am pursuing a BSBA in Marketing at TESC, and the following is my plan.
General Education Requirements-48
English Composition with Essay-6 CLEP
Humanitites-12
Analyzing & Interpreting Literature-6 CLEP
MAN-373 Managerial Communications-3 CLASS
English Literature-3 CLEP
Social Sciences-12
Macroeconomics-3 CLEP
Microeconomics-3 CLEP
Introductory Psychology-3 CLEP
Introductory Sociology-3 CLEP
Natural Sciences and Mathematics-9
MAT-119 Quantitive Business Analysis-3 CLASS
Principles of Statistics-3 DSST
Biology-3 CLEP
General Education Electives-9
U.S. History I-3 CLEP
U.S. History II-3 CLEP
Biology-3 CLEP
Professional Business Requirements-54
Business Core-27
Introductory Business Law-3 CLEP
Information Systems and Computer Applications-3 CLEP
Financial Accounting-3 CLEP
ACC-102 Principles of Managerial Accounting-3 CLASS
Principles of Finance-3 DSST
Principles of Marketing-3 CLEP
MAN-372 International Management-3 CLASS
BUS-421 Business Policy-3 CLASS
Principles of Management-3 CLEP
Marketing-18
Marketing Research-3 TECEP
*Consumer Behavior*-3 UNKNOWN
MAR-306 Creating and Implementing an Electronic Enterprise-3 CLASS
MAR-335 New Product Development and Marketing-3 CLASS
MAR-441 Marketing with Electronic Media-3 CLASS
Advertising-3 TECEP
Business Electives-9
Introduction to Business-3 DSST
Management Information Systems-3 DSST
Principles of Supervision-3 DSST
Free Electives-18
College Math-6 CLEP
College Algebra-3 CLEP
English Literature-3 CLEP
State Disaster Management-1 FEMA
Developing and Managing Volunteers-1 FEMA
Emergency Planning-1 FEMA
Decision Making and Problem Solving-1 FEMA
Effective Communication-1 FEMA
Leadership and Influence-1 FEMA
TOTAL-120
90-CLEP, DSST, TECEP
30-CLASSES or FEMA
66-CLEP
15-DSST
6-TECEP
3-UNKNOWN
24-CLASSES
6-FEMA
Hope this helps. If you have any questions feel free to post or pm me.