TESU degree requirements help based on current catalog

[evenFair23]

I thought it would be better if I mention following in this reply as well.
Reason advisor gave me for not accepting my CIS4500 Network Server (In my Other Courses list) for Network Technology at TESU was its being a Community College course. Even though it was a UL 4000 level course at CC.

CC courses are ALWAYS considered LL at TESU - a CC, assuming it's a 2yr school, does not offer UL courses.  Only 4yr schools can offer those.

Got it, for Operating Sys course though I wish they did not have 100 level course transfer limit though. My course otherwise would have fit right into that Comp Sci AOS requirement.

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@evenFair23, Was your institution a 4 year college?  Some colleges now have the option to finish the entire degree as they partner with another university, these are 2+2 programs or 3+1 programs that bring in students to the college/university because of the partnership.  If your UL 4000 didn't come in, it's because TESU thought it was not equivalent to UL, it's all under their discretion to take it or not...

It came from Kingsborough Community College, which is part of CUNY. CUNY has both 2 year colleges and 4 year, post graduate colleges. KCC has articulation agreement with several 4 year colleges and universities.