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BSBA TESU UL Credits - tpell1219 - 01-02-2019
Happy New Year to you all!
1. Does anyone have any recommendations for TESU BSBA UL credits? The only classes I have left are: principles of finance, marketing and international management, and three UL credits.
2. I am also interested in getting a BA in Psychology. I have completed 51 credits at community college, 51 credits via ACE approved classes. Does anyone know if you are only allowed to transfer 120 total credits or can I transfer 120 ace credits on top of the 51 credits from community college. Just a curiosity.
3. Any college recommendations for MBA or Masters in Healthcare Administration? I'm looking into Capella's program currently.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
RE: BSBA TESU UL Credits - mysonx3 - 01-02-2019
You can absolutely transfer more than 120 credits
RE: BSBA TESU UL Credits - Merlin - 01-02-2019
(01-02-2019, 12:53 PM)mysonx3 Wrote: You can absolutely transfer more than 120 credits
Yes, there is no upward limit other than no more than 90 credits from any single source (like Study.com for example), and no more than 80 credits cumulatively from any community colleges.
RE: BSBA TESU UL Credits - bjcheung77 - 01-03-2019
tpell1219 Wrote:Happy New Year to you all!
1. Does anyone have any recommendations for TESU BSBA UL credits? The only classes I have left are: principles of finance, marketing and international management, and three UL credits.
I recommend finishing the requirements at Study.com, just for their discount on the capstone and residency waiver. You can take FIN 104 Financial Management, BUS 120 International Business, BUS 102 Marketing. For your final 3 credits, you need to tell us what you have taken in the area of study already, otherwise we may recommend a duplicate course... you can just search for UL courses on the Study.com TESU Transfer Tab.
2. I am also interested in getting a BA in Psychology. I have completed 51 credits at community college, 51 credits via ACE approved classes. Does anyone know if you are only allowed to transfer 120 total credits or can I transfer 120 ace credits on top of the 51 credits from community college. Just a curiosity.
You can transfer 80 credits from a CC, 117 from a 4 year college or university, 90 credits max from one source if you are sending them from ACE or NCCRS, you can send in more credits if you have, but to each Bachelors degree, that’s the limit.
3. Any college recommendations for MBA or Masters in Healthcare Administration? I'm looking into Capella's program currently.
I looked at a few providers - Read this thread for recommendations and also read the thread in my signature. Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Looking-for-an-MBA-program-need-recommendations?pid=277160#pid277160
Any help is greatly appreciated!
See my answers above, right after the questions.
RE: BSBA TESU UL Credits - dfrecore - 01-03-2019
If you want to take your remaining courses for the BSBA at TESU, I recommend Study.com (yes I work there), and it's because you need at least 1 Study.com course to get a discount (which you will want), and you may as well take 2 (since you're paying for both).
If you take Prin of Finance, they have a pretest, which can be a good way to bypass a lot of the course if you're knowledgable about any of it. Even if you're not, it's worth taking. Corporate Finance would then be a decent UL course to take (fairly short, although 3 assignments).
If you take BUS 120: International Business, or BUS 102: Marketing, a good UL course would be MARK 303: Global Marketing. It becomes considerably shorter than it already is if you take either of these courses first, and even more so if you take both courses before taking it. And there's only 1 assignment.
BUS 313: Organizational Communication is very short as well, and only 1 assignment (and if you had taken BUS 113: Business Communication already, it would be even shorter).