SNHU new gen ed requirements

[rachel83az]

Thank you. I actually found your double degree plan and now I'm considering this instead: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_BACS_and_BSBA_CIS_Double_Degree_Plan_(rachel83az_version)

If I may I ask, how was your experience with Metropolia?

I haven't done a lot of Metropolia stuff, personally, because we found out about it after I'd already filled out my degree with other credits. Such is life! But what I have done has been interesting. They're a pretty easy university to deal with, so getting signed up is a bit of a hassle but it's not that difficult. I would suggest starting with a couple of free/cheap courses to see how you like everything before taking the plunge with the 600€ course group.

And, as a high school graduate who barely graduated (poor grades, I was not focused), how should I go about applying to TESU? Start the outside courses first and then transfer in, or apply and enroll first to lock in my catalog?

I will be researching much more of the forum and wiki, it's an incredibly helpful resource!

I would apply ASAP. It's theoretically possible that you might be able to get free TECEP exams if you apply right now. https://tinyurl.com/4pm3fp7z While this might not work, it's a good idea to lock in the catalog and whatever transfers you already have right away.

Steps I would take:
1. Apply to TESU.
2. As soon as you are an applicant student, enroll to the Medical Terminology TECEP. If they charge you for this, stop. Pay the $52 and then ignore the TECEP. This will get you full enrolled status, unlocking unlimited transcript evaluations. Do not take the TECEP.
3. If the TECEP is free, pick 4 more TECEPs to take. If you want to do the BSBA CIS/BACS combo, I would suggest at least Network Technology and Managerial Accounting. Applied Liberal Arts Math should be super easy as well.
4. If you got the free TECEPs, study for those before tackling Metropolia or anywhere else. Free credit is free credit.