West Virginia Northern CC AAS BOG

[KayV]

If you go with Pierpont, Intermediate Algebra and above.

[AJ_Atlanta]

If you go with Pierpont, Intermediate Algebra and above.

Is there an advantage over WVNCC? It looks the same, except maybe their treatment of communication courses.

[KayV]

I want to say that WVNCC required College Algebra or above but I don't remember for sure. In your case, I don't think it would matter beyond being able to use the Int Alg for the requirement and College Alg as an elective.

[humbleAMG]

Here are some degree options for you, HumbleAMG.
Sheet 1: COSC BSBA
Sheet 2: COSC BS General Studies in History (you asked in an earlier thread if that would be easier than a BSBA)
Sheet 3: TESU BSBA, for which you can use lots of Straighterline courses that are counted as upper level
Sheet 4: WV BoG AAS

I keep thinking that the ability to use SL courses as upper level would be great for you. You can't use the FEMA courses as electives, but it might be worth the trade-off. Knowledge is power; it's good to know your options.

Ransomsoul completed his degree using mostly SL courses. You might look up his posts about it.

KayV, regarding Davar-Marketing, would another Sl course suffice in lieu of? Thanks

[dfrecore]

KayV, regarding Davar-Marketing, would another Sl course suffice in lieu of? Thanks

If you have to take Principles of Marketing (for most BSBA's, it's a requirement), then nothing else will suffice. You can find it at Saylor, Study.com, CLEP or TECEP.

If you're just asking if you can take something other than Marketing for another degree, that I can't answer since I don't know what school you're asking about.

[humbleAMG]

If you have to take Principles of Marketing (for most BSBA's, it's a requirement), then nothing else will suffice. You can find it at Saylor, Study.com, CLEP or TECEP.

If you're just asking if you can take something other than Marketing for another degree, that I can't answer since I don't know what school you're asking about.

Apologies, for my initial AS through WVNN. I updated my signature with my latest courses.

[JamesIE]

KayV-

Can you do it for me too please? 

[Brownie82]

I just found this thread and this option looks amazing. And even more so, since they will academically forgive all my 10 year old Fs! I plugged in some of my courses and figured that by the end of my 3 month scholarship at Study, I could apply. Could someone please double check? I hope it turns out OK. I use Open Office since I don't have MS Office.

I've been considering going ahead with the degree in math from APU and since I would have to complete about 36 credits at actual college anyway, I figured I'd transfer them into APU's math degree program. You can transfer up to 91 credits, but only 30 can be from alternative sources. I am wondering if I can get around this by getting this AAS and also transferring 30 ACE credits. I've read about laundering credits and I have a feeling this what I'm doing.

[ELSADDIQ]

I see people moving on this which is great but I have a question/ concern. Let's say you get this AAS but you also have one on your degree plan at COSC, TESU, or Excelsior (or anywhere I guess), would you then be required to show new credits beyond graduation to qualify for the second AAS/ AS?

[dfrecore]

I see people moving on this which is great but I have a question/ concern. Let's say you get this AAS but you also have one on your degree plan at COSC, TESU, or Excelsior (or anywhere I guess), would you then be required to show new credits beyond graduation to qualify for the second AAS/ AS?

TESU requires 12 additional credits in the Area of Study for a second AA/AS.

The question is, why would you want a second AA? Most aren't that useful anyway. Just go for your BA.