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advice - jemen - 03-16-2012
Hi, I was just looking for recommendations on DL colleges that offer Management or Business degrees. Looking for self-paced and DL. Cheap enough for Military TA to cover. I took a few courses (HRM & OB) at CSU-Pueblo, but they do not offer degrees in management. Wondering if anyone has a degree plan i can follow, maybe take all the courses at CSU and transfer them somewhere else? oh, and i have taken the cleps - business, supervision, management, marketing. Just trying to ask, what would you do if you were in my shoes?
I would like it to be as quick as possilbe.
advice - ryoder - 03-16-2012
I recommend TESC since I have completed 2 degrees with the school and know exactly which tests satisfy the requirements. This site has all of the information too.
advice - dcan - 03-16-2012
There are TESC business degree plans for exactly your situation available at the wiki, link is below.
BTW you can transfer in and test out of 100% of your degree at TESC, COSC, and EC.
Edit: Also I am military and currently enrolled at TESC. Any questions just ask. It's a great way to get through a degree. 100% legit and accredited state school, transferred in 60 credits from CCAF and finishing via 6 classes and the rest tests.
advice - drewthedude - 03-17-2012
CSU-Global Campus offers a Business Management degree which falls within the TA budget. Furthermore, they only have a 30 credit residency requirement, and allow you to take three classes simultaneously, so you could technically start with them and finish in about nine months, if you CLEP or transfer all other credits. I'm almost finished with my first two courses with them and it's by far the best of the other three online schools I've attended. HOWEVER, I am withdrawing and finishing with TESC because I don't want to waste any more GI Bill money (maxed out my TA for the year) - saving it for grad school! But just so you know, CSU-GC is out there and a good option if you're not in a rush and still have TA money for the FY.