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TESC Degree Plan - BSBA Gen Mgmt - cutters - 09-09-2011 Hi folks! I have been a lurker here (via the InstantCert paid members read-only login) for a while. Thanks to all you regulars and not-so regulars that have and continue to post some very helpful information. I have recently enrolled at TESC (BSBA GenMgmt) and have laid out a degree plan. I have 62 credits to complete. I hope the format I use is readable and easy to understand. I welcome any and all feedback. Please help me be as efficient as possible in completing my degree!! The stuff in italics are the tests I plan to take to cover the required course. GENERAL EDUCATION ENC-101 ENC-102 Will College Comp cover both of these? ECO-111-Principles of Macroeconomics - CLEP-Prin. of Macroeconomics ECO-112-Principles of Microeconomics - CLEP-Prin. of Microeconomics MAT-129-Pre-Calc - CLEP-Pre-Calc STA-201-Statistics - DSST-Prin. of Statistics GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES - 12 More Credits Needed CLEP History of The United States I CLEP History of The United States II CLEP American Gov’t DSST Substance Abuse Will Social Sciences and History(General) CLEP cover two of these? CORE ACC-101 - CLEP-Financial Acctg ACC-102 - Is there a test for this? FIN-301 - DSST-Prin. of Finance MAR-301 - CLEP-Prin. of Marketing BUS-421 - Is there a test for this? Business Ethics and Society maybe? GENERAl MGMT SPECIALIZATION Need 2 more UL courses in either ACCTG,FINANCE, or MARKETING. Suggestions? BUSINESS ELECTIVES Need 3 more courses in either accounting, banking, business, computer applications, computer information systems, finance, management, hotel/motel/restaurant management, insurance, operations management, public administration, real estate, law, marketing, and retailing management, fundraising. Suggestions? I have a mix of college credits, CLEP, and DSST that make up 58 applied credits. The tests I have taken are Human Resources Mgmt, Mgmt Information Systems, Principles of Mgmt, and Information Systems and Computer Applications. Open to any and all feedback! Thanks in advance! TESC Degree Plan - BSBA Gen Mgmt - skyfall123 - 09-09-2011 Quote:CORE BUSINESS CORE ACC-102 Straighterline Acct II here Online Accounting 2 Course | Corporate Accounting Course - StraighterLine BUS-421 TECEP here Thomas Edison State College/ All TECEP® Tests You forgot 2 core Business courses: both Business Law - CLEP available and Business in Society/International Mgmt which CAN BE satisfied with CLEP Business Ethics and Society GENERAL MGMT AREA OF STUDY SUGGESTIONS: Straighterline (transcribes as UL Cost Accounting) here Online Managerial Accounting Course - Learn about Managerial and Business Accounting and Earn Managerial Accounting Credit - StraighterLine Marketing or Sales Management TECEP Thomas Edison State College/ All TECEP® Tests BUSINESS ELECTIVES DSST Supervision DSST Intro to Business TESC Degree Plan - BSBA Gen Mgmt - Yenisei - 09-10-2011 The Money & Banking DSST (which falls under Finance UL) is also an option- would cost less than a Straighterline course and may be less work to achieve. TESC Degree Plan - BSBA Gen Mgmt - ryoder - 09-10-2011 Not sure if these were mentioned but: DSST Intro to business DSST Management Information Systems - UL DSST Principles of Supervision ALEKs Business Stats OPM-351 UL Penn foster has some courses too. TESC Degree Plan - BSBA Gen Mgmt - cutters - 09-13-2011 Geezer Wrote:You forgot 2 core Business courses: both Business Law - CLEP available Thanks for the links and the information. Really helpful stuff. I already have Business Law taken care of, I just listed the classes I still need. Sorry for the confusion. I also thought Business 421 was Business in Society/International Mgmt. Either way it's good to know I can satisfy my remaining Business Core requirement via tests. |