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Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - icampy - 11-13-2017 Hi all. I was wondering if there was a way to earn either the BA in Environmental Studies, or AAS in Environmental, Safety and Security Technologies from TESU using self-paced methods? I realize the aas used to be easy due to the fema acceptance, but that's obviously not the case anymore. Any other safety/Environmental routes would be of interest, also. Thanks! RE: Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - dfrecore - 11-13-2017 Most of the courses in ES can't be tested out of, I don't have any of them on my list of providers (and I have a LOT of providers on here). RE: Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - SDO - 11-13-2017 (11-13-2017, 06:22 AM)) icampy Wrote: Hi all. I was wondering if there was a way to earn either the BA in Environmental Studies, or AAS in Environmental, Safety and Security Technologies from TESU using self-paced methods? I realize the aas used to be easy due to the fema acceptance, but that's obviously not the case anymore. RE: Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - icampy - 11-13-2017 Thanks for the info, ya'll. RE: Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - SDO - 11-13-2017 (11-13-2017, 02:48 PM)icampy Wrote: Thanks for the info, ya'll. You're welcome. RE: Enviro studies, enviro safety, security - icampy - 11-14-2017 So I could do it with CJ courses, but then if they saw my transcript, it wouldn't really have any safety/environmental courses. Hmm. Maybe an ASP cert with a standard degree will work better. I could always take some CJ courses for a few electives, then add that degree on my way out of the business degree. Have some thinking to do, thanks again. |