need help designing TESU BALS degree plan

[rachel83az]

The BALS concentrations at TESU can be even more difficult to get than the subject degrees themselves. This is because the concentrations require specific courses, often ones not easily available outside of TESU, while the subject degrees are more generic and typically require "any" courses that apply to the AOS. The management BALS concentrations ones that cannot easily be obtained.

BALS concentrations that can be obtained relatively easily are here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan Or you can go with just a generic BALS degree. Honestly, though, if your interest is in management, your best career opportunities probably lie in getting a business degree. You might not make it past the automated pre-screening processes otherwise. If you somehow do get hired, you might get passed over for promotions due to the lack of a Business degree.

Coopersmith uses a live proctor, ProctorU, which is terrible. Study.com uses RPNow, a recorded proctor, which poses few issues for most students. Davar allows you to choose between ProctorU, RPNow, or finding your own in-person proctor. (Sometimes, local librarians will do this as a service.) I would honestly suggest giving RPNow a try first before you discount proctoring entirely. You can try taking a course from OnlineDegree before doing more serious planning for TESU. The exam is only $9 and uses RPNow. If it turns out that RPNow really isn't for you, you've spent less than $10. If it works fine, you can start planning more Study.com and/or Davar courses.