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Dual Degrees from Different Schools... - Inteljustice2 - 04-18-2016
So has anyone ever did an associates from COSC and then did a bachelors from TESU or Excelsior?
Just curious if you've ever applied your credits to different schools to gain 2 different majors whether it be an associates and bachelors or 2 bachelors in different concentrations.
I guess I'm curious since I have a ton of FEMA credits from Emergency Management that I completed back in 2007. And I have a ton of credits on my ACE transcript and I'm 5 courses away from BSBA at TESU but in addition to that just for fun, I've been considering an associates from COSC with the FEMA and Generals that I've already completed.
Dual Degrees from Different Schools... - bjcheung77 - 04-18-2016
Inteljustice2 Wrote:So has anyone ever did an associates from COSC and then did a bachelors from TESU or Excelsior?
Just curious if you've ever applied your credits to different schools to gain 2 different majors whether it be an associates and bachelors or 2 bachelors in different concentrations.
I guess I'm curious since I have a ton of FEMA credits from Emergency Management that I completed back in 2007. And I have a ton of credits on my ACE transcript and I'm 5 courses away from BSBA at TESU but in addition to that just for fun, I've been considering an associates from COSC with the FEMA and Generals that I've already completed.
*insert evil laugh here*. Yes, I think it is doable as long as you have the credits applied successfully to both degrees.
You would need to have all requirements completed from your AS at COSC and use those credits towards your TESU.
I was thinking along the same lines as I have read people graduate from an ASBA and BSBA by paying one grad fee.
You must grad the same time from both degrees at TESU, otherwise it's another grad fee for 2nd degree at TESU.
Note: it's just graduating from an AS and continue onto a BSBA at a different school, there shouldn't be problems.