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Would you review my degree plan? - AngelaP - 01-05-2015

First wanted to say thanks for looking at this and helping. I could not have come this far without you all!

The list below is what TESC said they would transfer when I was looking to do the AS degree. I went on to get my AS at COSC. The additional courses I took to earn that degree are at the bottom of this list. I am not good at studying/testing for the unknown, so I would prefer to take classes the cheapest way to get my degree. From what I have read on here, BSBA in General Management would be the easiest way to go versus BSBA HR/Org. Mgmt. Is this still true? If I do not want to do TECEPs, would the enrolled option be cheapest for me if I do not take any classes through the school? Also, TESC placed my ACC II in the ACC I slot. They had RI*TE*DUP beside my ACC I, which means ruled ineligible, transfer equivalency, and duplicates other credits. I was wondering if I take accounting I through SL, would they put ACC II where it belongs?

English 1101 ENC-101 (3)
English 1010 Comp & Lit ENC-102 (3)
Elementary Calculus MAT-129 (3)
College Algebra MAT-121 (3)
Princ. of Econ II ECO-112 (3)
General Psych. PSY-101 (3)
Basic Princ. Of Speech COM-108 (3)
Accounting II ACC-101 (3) – TESC put my accounting II in the accounting I slot. They had this RI*TE*DUP beside my accounting I.
Intro Computers COS-101 (3)
Bus. Math BUS-161 (3)
Records Mgmt BUS-212 (3)
Botany BIO-231 (3)
Botany Lab BIO-128 (1)
Intro Statistics STA-201 (3)
Intro Business BUS-101 (3)
Bowling PEA-199 (1)
Typing II SES-112 (3)
Am Hist FR 1877 HIS-114 (3)
Humanities Art ART-299 (2)
Intro Amer Econ ECO-100 (3)
Word Processing I SES-131 (3)
Shorthand II SES-122 (4)
Prin of Econ I ECO-111 (3)
Inter/Algebra & Trig MAT-115 (4)
Personal Wellness FIT-101 (2)

I have taken Business Ethics, Intro to Religions, Intro to Environmental Science & Western Civ at Straighterline. I have also taken the CLEP for Analyzing & Inter. Lit along with the cornerstone at COSC. This gives me an additional 21 credits.

Here is my take on what I need to take for the BSBA Gen. Mgmt. and options for the classes:
General Education:
Managerial Communication / Saylor
A. Business Core:
Princ. Of Finance / PF or DSST
Business Law / Saylor, SL, NCCRS, CLEP, PF
Business in Society or International Mgmt / TECEP , anywhere else???
Strategic Mgmt / PF
Intro Marketing / Saylor, NCCRS, CLEP
Princ. Of Mgmt / Saylor, SL, CLEP
B. Area of Study:
ACCOUNTING:
Cost Accounting / SL Managerial Accounting
Inter. Accounting I / SL Fin. Acc 151, PF ACC-201
FINANCE:
Corporate Finance / PF Finance 310
Security Analysis & Portfolio Mgmt or Investments / PF Securities & Investments
MARKETING:
Consumer Behavior MAR-351/ PF MKT-320 Cons. Behav.
MANAGEMENT:
HR Management / PF HRM-201 ???
Organizational Behavior / SL
Labor Relations / PF HRM-350 ???


Would you review my degree plan? - sanantone - 01-05-2015

There are two ways you can complete the accounting requirement. There is the series of three courses: Accounting I, II, and III. Then, there is the series of two courses which are often labeled Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting. It depends on which setup your community college had.

Are you trying to avoid testing because you don't need any Penn Foster courses? They're more expensive than CLEP, TECEP, DSST, and Uexcel. You also only need credits in three categories, not all four.


Would you review my degree plan? - KayV - 01-05-2015

You could also take Business Communications from SL, which transcribes as COM-300, and Penn Foster Technical Writing, which transcribes as Business Report and Letter Writing I, ENG-216.


Would you review my degree plan? - AngelaP - 01-05-2015

Sanantone, I am trying to avoid testing as I am not comfortable with it. I took accounting I and II in CC, but I think TESC is saying my accounting I is too old, that is why I was wondering about taking accounting I so they put my accounting II back in the accounting II slot. Does that make sense? I wasn't sure about the category credits, thanks for that also.


Would you review my degree plan? - AngelaP - 01-05-2015

KayV Wrote:You could also take Business Communications from SL, which transcribes as COM-300, and Penn Foster Technical Writing, which transcribes as Business Report and Letter Writing I, ENG-216.
Where would these two courses go KayV?


Would you review my degree plan? - sanantone - 01-05-2015

AngelaP Wrote:Sanantone, I am trying to avoid testing as I am not comfortable with it. I took accounting I and II in CC, but I think TESC is saying my accounting I is too old, that is why I was wondering about taking accounting I so they put my accounting II back in the accounting II slot. Does that make sense? I wasn't sure about the category credits, thanks for that also.

That makes sense. You might have to be enrolled to do this, but you should ask them to move Accounting II to the Accounting II slot. The only other way to complete the Per Credit Tuition plan cheaply is through portfolio assessments. If you're not comfortable with those or TECEPs, then you should choose the Enrolled Options Plan.


Would you review my degree plan? - KayV - 01-05-2015

Here's one way you could complete the requirements. Good luck!

TESC BSBA General Management

I. General Education Requirements
1. English 1101 ENC-101 (3)
2. English 1010 Comp & Lit ENC-102 (3)
3. SL Business Communication COM-300 3
4. College Algebra MAT-121 (3)
5. Elementary Calculus MAT-129 (3)
6. Prin of Econ I ECO-111 (3)
7. Princ. of Econ II ECO-112 (3)
8. Intro Statistics STA-201 (3)
9. General Psych. PSY-101 (3)
10. Basic Princ. Of Speech COM-108 (3)
11. Botany BIO-231 (3)
12. SL Business Ethics 3
13. SL Intro to Religions 3
14. SL Sociology or Anthropology 3
15. Inter/Algebra & Trig MAT-115 (4)
16. Am Hist FR 1877 HIS-114 (3)
17. Humanities Art ART-299 (2)
18. Intro Amer Econ ECO-100 (3)
19. SL Intro to Environmental Science ENS-200 3
20. SL Western Civ 3

II. Area of Study: General Management
A. Business Core
1. Princ. Of Finance / PF or DSST
2. Business Law / Saylor, SL, NCCRS, CLEP, PF
3. Business in Society TECEP or DSST; PF International Business MAN-371
4. Strategic Mgmt / PF
5. Intro Computers COS-101 (3)
6. Intro Marketing / Saylor, NCCRS, CLEP
7. Princ. Of Mgmt / Saylor, SL, CLEP
8. Accounting II ACC-101 (3)
9. SL Accounting II (TESC Managerial) ACC-102 (3)
B. Accounting
10. SL Cost Accounting ACC-303/ SL Managerial Accounting 3
11. Inter. Accounting I / SL Fin. Acc 151, PF ACC-201
C. Management
12. MAN-373 Managerial Communication / Saylor 3
13. MAN-311 SL Organizational Behavior 3
14. OPM-351 Saylor Business Statistics 3UL
D. Marketing or Finance (or both and skip one of the above)
15. Consumer Behavior MAR-351/ PF MKT-320 Cons. Behavior or Corporate Finance / PF Finance 310
E. Business Electives
16. Bus. Math BUS-161 (3)
17. Records Mgmt BUS-212 (3)
18. Intro Business BUS-101 (3)
F. Free/ Excess Electives
19. CLEP for Analyzing & Inter. Lit
20. Bowling PEA-199 (1)
21. Typing II SES-112 (3)
22. Botany Lab BIO-128 (1)
23. Word Processing I SES-131 (3)
24. Shorthand II SES-122 (4)
25. Personal Wellness FIT-101 (2)
26. COSC Cornerstone 3


Would you review my degree plan? - dfrecore - 01-05-2015

I have accounting courses that are not too old, and I took them in 1992.

When I got to the "Specialization" section, there was a maximum of 3 classes that were more than 10 years old. So, I have 3 courses there that say "10Y" on them. But that shouldn't affect the Business Core section (where accounting I & II are listed as requirements).

I would talk to someone directly about that. They should get that straightened out before you pay good money to take a class again. I think someone just coded the courses incorrectly in the system and it needs to be fixed.


Would you review my degree plan? - AngelaP - 01-07-2015

Thanks again everyone! You have been a big help!!