05-25-2017, 10:16 PM
ndelcollo Wrote:Do you mean the CIS-299 went into the 6 credits of free electives at the very bottom, or it went into the 18 credits of AOS? You may not want to use it in the AOS since it's not UL. Of course, that will depend on the other courses you choose for AOS since you need to hit the required UL amount.
Edit: I just looked at your spreadsheet. If I am reading correctly, you have the Business in Society course completed through Liberty. If that is the case, I would definitely knock the MAN-372 from your AOS choices, unless you really want it. I am currently working on it and it is the longest, and most painful course that Study.com has. There are 4 large papers you need to write. Unless you absolutely want that specific course, get rid of it because it's not worth your time or annoyance level. There are many easier options from Study.com that can fill that slot.
It went into the 6cr of Free Electives. I wasn't planning to use it in AoS; but in the Core Computers section. But if Study.com's CIS 102 course is easy enough, I might just do that and be done with it. I love computer stuff anyway. :p
I'll keep the MAN-372 under advisement...writing doesn't necessarily bother me but it depends on the subject. I need to go back and look at what other Study.com classes I could use to fulfill the AoS requirement; I know I'm not planning to take Advanced Financial Accounting but I really *don't* want to; Accounting is painful for me, lol. The 6cr I've already done of accounting were the longest and most work-intensive of my life.
dfrecore Wrote:You keep mentioning Business Electives, but unless you're in an older catalog (mine is 2014/15, and I do have business electives), there are no Business Electives. If you mean "Free Electives", that's completely different. Obviously you can use business courses in the Free Electives area, but there just aren't business electives in the current BSBA plan.
The current setup for the BSBA is Core courses, and then AOS courses (6 courses/18cr needed). The area below that is Free Electives (6cr). This is in no way related to the business area, and I wish they would be more clear on the website that it's Free Electives, and separate it from the Business Core/AOS better, or even put it up underneath the Gen Ed Electives.
It's the latter; you're right. I'm referring to the 6cr of Free Eelectives, not the 20cr of GE Electives. And by AoS Elective, I'm referring to one of the 6 AoS classes that are required that fit into of the categories (since I've already fulfilled the UL/AoS diversity requirement).
For the GE Electives, it can be pretty much anything that falls into the History/Social Sciences/Humanities/Science/Math/English categories, right? I now understand why that Vietnam War course is so popular, haha.


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