(09-05-2023, 11:49 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Basically, Take your time... As I mentioned previously, you'll get advice/choices and options that vary from person to person, even advisors, registrar, senior members here or moderators will provide different advice. Get this, many people recommend not speaking with TESU advisors as they may provide incorrect details, I don't really mind contacting them, but I generally tell people to talk to them only if you need changes done or anything else that we can't support you with... I suggest you read other posts/threads, many indicated not to contact TESU until advised by us to make changes that we can't make...
Advice is just that, you have the option to take any advice provided to you this far, and decide which route you want to go, plus decide on choosing the BACS/BSBA CIS option or just do the BACS, it's really up to you. My suggestion right now is, to answer that one question, are you planning to do the BSBA CIS or not? Do a flat rate term to get better GPA or just pay the residency waiver and complete the capstone? There are a few things I mentioned in a previous post, does that appeal to you or are you thinking of doing this ASAP and skipping the rest? Read my posts again, answer the questions.
Thanks!!!!!!

Yes, your advice is super appealing!
I chose to do the BSBA CIS & BACS dual degrees! And do a flat term to get a better GPA!
Thanks!
I still have some questions:
- How to create the BS CIS academic evaluation? (Is this a stupid question, I really couldn't find it on the Online Student Service webpage.)
- Is it possible to finish CIS-3510 Software Engineering and CIS-3200 System Analysis and Design I within one term? Cuz CIS-3510 Software Engineering is offered at odd-numbered months (Sep, Nov...), but CIS-3200 System Analysis and Design I is offered at even-numbered months.

I sent an e-mail to ask TESU's advisors these 2 questions, but I'm afraid they will give me wrong answers, that's why I ask you.
I hope you don't mind I have so many questions and bother you too much.


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