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TESC and switching degrees: Are you under the old or new catalog? - sanantone - 07-20-2015
I was informed that you can switch majors and stay under the catalog under which you enrolled. However, if you switch degrees (i.e. switch from a BA to BSBA), then you will fall under the new catalog.
TESC and switching degrees: Are you under the old or new catalog? - petersouth - 07-21-2015
If anyone needs to see old degree requirements you can use the wayback machine - https://archive.org/web/ just go to the current page and copy and paste that url
TESC and switching degrees: Are you under the old or new catalog? - cptdilbert - 07-25-2015
sanantone Wrote:I was informed that you can switch majors and stay under the catalog under which you enrolled. However, if you switch degrees (i.e. switch from a BA to BSBA), then you will fall under the new catalog.
An earlier post mentioned an advisor stated they could use their old requirements (what the student currently had for requirements) as long as the student didn't switch schools. Technically TESC has 5 schools:
Heavin School of Arts and Sciences
School of Applied Science and Technology
School of Business and Management
Edwards School of Nursing
Watson School of Public Service and Continuing Studies
It never hurts to ask and try this line of logic with an advisor if they don't post a formal policy.
TESC and switching degrees: Are you under the old or new catalog? - sanantone - 07-25-2015
cptdilbert Wrote:An earlier post mentioned an advisor stated they could use their old requirements (what the student currently had for requirements) as long as the student didn't switch schools. Technically TESC has 5 schools:
Heavin School of Arts and Sciences
School of Applied Science and Technology
School of Business and Management
Edwards School of Nursing
Watson School of Public Service and Continuing Studies
It never hurts to ask and try this line of logic with an advisor if they don't post a formal policy.
That's probably what she meant by "switch degrees."