When to send transcripts from Sophia or SDC to TESU

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Skip the Pilot license, none of the credits would be usable in a BSBA.  If it was the BALS you're going for, a bunch of them would be usable in the Free Electives area.  In the BSBA, you only have 6 credits, you can get those 6 free by doing the TEEX courses alone.

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Yup, you can complete everything with Sophia.org and Study.com, skip the Accounting, go for the General Management option.  The GPA won't really matter, it's one of a few things they look at.  You can apply to other AACSB schools easier with an ACBSP degree from TESU or WGU.  

I'm not so sure about the GPA not really mattering. 
As an example, see this from UCA and they are AACSB.
 [img]What are the minimum requirements for regular admission into Graduate Studies? A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution Minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.70 on a scale of 4.00 OR at least a 3.00 in the last 60 hours of undergraduate study[/img]

For those who don't have the GPA or missing other requirements, each and every school out there has what is called a "conditional acceptance or admission".  Here's the one for UCA Link: https://uca.edu/gbulletin/fields-of-inst...istration/

Yup, I looked at using my PPSEL in my BSBA plan, not helpful.

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bjcheung77, thanks
My objective for the pilot approach was more for the sake of taking a course to become active, not to get credits for FAA licensing itself. It sounds as if I need to get activated at TESU as soon as possible, so I was looking for a 1 credit course (to keep cost down) and the PLA-100 seemed to do the trick and if it turns into a credit or two then so much better. I know of only one other 1-credit course Medical Coding, or something like that but it doesn't interest me.  

I'm trying to figure out how to attach my course plan.

Pay the 50 bucks for the 1CR medical term thing and you'll be enrolled. If you don't bother with exam, no worries, it doesn't show up in transcript.