05-06-2019, 02:01 PM
(05-06-2019, 01:40 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: You're on the right track coming onto this board and asking questions. There isn't a group chat per say, but I have many people have me on their WeChat/WhatsApp and others just PM me on this forum or the sister forum. You can get all your required courses completed through Study.com and the other alternative methods without stepping out of the house. Trust me, I've done so many plans, it is an easy and straight forward process if you don't over think things.
My suggestion is, you are looking at a BSBA with a double AOS, it's just one degree but two Area of Studies. Finance can be done entirely using alternative methods, the Entrepreneurship may require one or more courses transferred in elsewhere. You may want to do a search for BSBA Entrepreneurship and see if dfrecore has a plan made up for it...
It would be easier if you take two of the few concentrations that are fully test-outable. General Management, Marketing, Accounting, CIS, HRM, Hospitality there maybe more if Study.com has extra UL courses. The only difference between the degree you have asked about is the Area Of Concentration, you can pick two from their list.
What courses can be completed completely through Study.com?!?!?! If it is possible why do people go through celp tests and etc.
I don't see any posts or plans regarding Entrepreneurship. However, I did some research on the degree itself and now I'm not very conviced it will help me achieve my goals. I'm looking for a finance degree + a business management degree. Any suggestions would be great.
Also when you say one degree with two areas of study what do you mean? How could that be presented to an employer. I'd like to say "I have a degree in this and a degree in that". If that makes sense. Regardless of how it's presented lets say I wanted to dual major in management and finance. I could use the same credits for both classes and then take the extra 10-15 credits to specialize in the other and I would be done right??


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