StraighterLine - My costs so far

[nurselu]

To get a second degree, you don't normally transfer individual credits into the new program - they normally accept your first degree as a whole, and then make sure that you have all of your pre-reqs done. So, you just need to go to the school where you want to go and see their requirements to get accepted into the program you want.

And like was said previously, they probably won't accept anything other than butt-in-seat sciences with labs.

The good news about taking them through SL first though (besides counting toward your BSBA): you will go into the courses with a lot of knowledge, and probably have a lot easier time of it and get great grades.

Not sure if that helps much, but if you have lemons, best to make lemonade from them.

Sorry you didn't know about this ahead of time - if you would have said that you were planning on getting your BSN after a BSBA at TESU, and planning on taking all your sciences from SL, people on here would have told you that and saved you some money. But certainly not time...

I am planning on getting the BSN after TESU BSBA. I took the science classes to see how i will fair. I did enroll at a community college for A&P I,II, Microbiology, Dosage Calculations. I wanted to know if after graduating with BSBA from TESU it will be okey to take BSN as a second degree with the prerequisites done without problems or having to repeat the General Education classes again. Thanks for your reply