03-21-2011, 01:40 PM
Well you should be able to request a transcript from Angeline Community College and get that sent to TESC. I would try talking to someone at TESC as well. I notice via your degree plan (which is very well put together I might add) that you are seeking your BSBA.
I wanted to know if you really wanted that degree for work/personal reasons or can your degree be in another area such as liberal arts? The reason that I am asking is because you would be able to apply so many more credits using other avenues such as FEMA, Straighterline, Penn Foster, CLEP and Dantes.
The trick which TESC as with all schools is that your credits have to fit into your degree plan. With the BSBA program there is very little room for freedom. Depending upon what Angelina Community College transcribed the credits as and what TESC will do with them is a different story. They may apply them as general ed, free electives, or may apply them as criminology or something else. So even though you would have the gained credit you may not be able to apply it to your current degree plan.
Myself I would love my degree in psychology but if liberal offers me more credits I am going for it. I've been procrastinating on this degree for like forever it seems.
I wanted to know if you really wanted that degree for work/personal reasons or can your degree be in another area such as liberal arts? The reason that I am asking is because you would be able to apply so many more credits using other avenues such as FEMA, Straighterline, Penn Foster, CLEP and Dantes.
The trick which TESC as with all schools is that your credits have to fit into your degree plan. With the BSBA program there is very little room for freedom. Depending upon what Angelina Community College transcribed the credits as and what TESC will do with them is a different story. They may apply them as general ed, free electives, or may apply them as criminology or something else. So even though you would have the gained credit you may not be able to apply it to your current degree plan.
Myself I would love my degree in psychology but if liberal offers me more credits I am going for it. I've been procrastinating on this degree for like forever it seems.
me:
ASBA-TESC-9/2011
BSBA-TESC-6/2012
Awards: Arnold Fletcher Award
MBA-CSU- 5/2014
DBA- undecided
hubby:
A.A.S-TESC-6/2012
BS in Interdisciplinary Studies-Starting Soon
ASBA-TESC-9/2011
BSBA-TESC-6/2012
Awards: Arnold Fletcher Award
MBA-CSU- 5/2014
DBA- undecided
hubby:
A.A.S-TESC-6/2012
BS in Interdisciplinary Studies-Starting Soon


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