Hi Cook/All,
My degree audit at TESC was just completed.
All coding held true with the math courses. Intro to Stats (007) and Stats for Beh Sci (009) were both transcribed as Principles of Statistics (STA-201) and the latter coded RI DUP (ruled ineligible for this program-duplicate). I was given credit for Business Statistics (008\OPM-351) on both degree transcripts: business (both courses within major) and social science (both courses in gen ed elect).
I followed the precedent set by lwmcc (post #314 1/28/09) once I saw the transcript had been received I requested an evaluation of the ACE transcript. 2/3 vs 1/3 was definitely worth it and may be able to use the beh sci course later, at a different institution. In all fairness I think there was a lot of crossover on 007 and 008. And as long as TESC's stats course is not titled Intro but Principles all should be fine for future goals. And if not, Beh Sci is still sitting on the ACE transcript.
Any who just wanted to pass along the information to TESC students. I'm wondering if it may just depend on your major because I was also told by express advising stats was stats and only one course would apply. My view, just get it on your ACE transcript and worry about the particulars later; once all the dust settles. For anyone who did not get the correct result, wait until close to graduation and request an evaluation.
Next: Straighterline
Good luck everyone!
My degree audit at TESC was just completed.
All coding held true with the math courses. Intro to Stats (007) and Stats for Beh Sci (009) were both transcribed as Principles of Statistics (STA-201) and the latter coded RI DUP (ruled ineligible for this program-duplicate). I was given credit for Business Statistics (008\OPM-351) on both degree transcripts: business (both courses within major) and social science (both courses in gen ed elect).
I followed the precedent set by lwmcc (post #314 1/28/09) once I saw the transcript had been received I requested an evaluation of the ACE transcript. 2/3 vs 1/3 was definitely worth it and may be able to use the beh sci course later, at a different institution. In all fairness I think there was a lot of crossover on 007 and 008. And as long as TESC's stats course is not titled Intro but Principles all should be fine for future goals. And if not, Beh Sci is still sitting on the ACE transcript.
Any who just wanted to pass along the information to TESC students. I'm wondering if it may just depend on your major because I was also told by express advising stats was stats and only one course would apply. My view, just get it on your ACE transcript and worry about the particulars later; once all the dust settles. For anyone who did not get the correct result, wait until close to graduation and request an evaluation.
Next: Straighterline
Good luck everyone!
cookderosa Wrote:List of ALEKS classes at TESC
ok, so I'm pretty sure we have a final list of ALEKS classes for TESC. It appears as if 2 of them duplicate, which usually means you won't get credit for both- so choose either/or from those.
TESC ALEKS evaluation
001 Beginning Algebra- MAT102
002 Intermediate Algebra- MAT115
[COLOR="Red"]003 College Algebra- MAT121 *TESC Duplicate College Algebra w/trig
004 College Algebra with Trig- MAT121 *TESC Duplicate College Algebra[/COLOR]
[COLOR="Blue"]005 PreCal- MAT129 *TESC Dulplicate Trig
006 Trig- MAT129 *TESC duplicates PreCal [/COLOR]
007 Intro Stats- STA201
008 Business Stats- OPM351
009 Stats for Beh. Science- STA199
Based on this list, anyone should be able to obtain 12 non-duplicating math credits plus 6 non-duplicating stats credits for a total of 18 possible math/natural science credits. When math/science general education area is full, those overflow into general education electives.
Additionally, business stats would be a free elective (not general education elective) for everyone except business majors.
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