02-27-2014, 05:25 PM
I agree with sanantone. Staying at COSC would be the most cost effective way for you to complete your studies (because you're a CT resident). Your concentration could be in Criminal Justice or Public Safety Admin and complete your courses pretty quickly. Alternatively, you could choose the Business Admin concentration and graduate even more quickly by testing out of most of the courses.
But to answer your original question, I don't think TESC will accept the cornerstone for credit. Although it is possible, I feel that since the cornerstone is an institutional course, it's unlikely that it will transfer.
But to answer your original question, I don't think TESC will accept the cornerstone for credit. Although it is possible, I feel that since the cornerstone is an institutional course, it's unlikely that it will transfer.
[COLOR="#0000FF"] B.S. - COSC (December, 2013) :hurray:
20-Community College Courses (2004-2006)
80-Semester Hours at Western Governors University (2010-2012)
15-Charter Oak State College (2013)
12-CLEP
3-DSST
6-FEMA
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20-Community College Courses (2004-2006)
80-Semester Hours at Western Governors University (2010-2012)
15-Charter Oak State College (2013)
12-CLEP
3-DSST
6-FEMA
If I can do it, ANYONE can do it![/COLOR]
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