Lots of RA credits, need more UL credits - need help deciding on which school/degree

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Evals are more helpful than your breakdown. What did you get for the following from TESU (I need course equivalencies):
MGMT 170: Managerial Communication - Clark University
BNC1: Organizational Behavior and Leadership - WGU
BA105: Introduction To Computers - Stonehill College
MGMT 104: Intro to MIS - Clark University
ST 3050: Quantitative Reasoning - Univ. of Denver UC

C232: Intro to Human Resource Management - WGU
MKTG 301: Fundamentals Of Mktg - U Mass Amherst (should be UL)
MUSC 010: Intro to Music - Clark University
VZT1: Marketing Applications - WGU
EDUC 269: The Skilled Helper - Clark University
BACP 2050: Writing Workshop - Univ. of Denver UC
CA 2011: Discovering Creative Energies - Univ. of Denver UC
CLC1: Reasoning and Problem Solving - WGU

If you give me that info, I can give you the shortest/quickest path to a degree at TESU. They're all going to need some GE's, but the BSBA/GM and BSBA/HRM will work, as will the BALS/Gen Mgmt concentration, and the Org Leadership undergrad cert.

And, don't bother with the MBA there, it's WAY too expensive. Go practically anywhere else.

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For EC, did you ask about TCP1: English Composition II - WGU? What did they say was the reason not to count it as your 2nd Written English requirement?

Any reason why the following wasn't UL? I would definitely ask about these:
MKTG 301: Fundamentals Of Mktg - U Mass Amherst
ST 3050: Quantitative Reasoning - Univ. of Denver UC
VZT1: Marketing Applications - WGU
ST 3050: Quantitative Reasoning - Univ. of Denver UC

I show that you need 28cr more for the BPS, and all are very easy to get. As would the BSL. These would be inexpensive options.

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COSC will work since you have a lot of the requirements like the lab science. Hopefully they'll bring in some additional courses as UL, which would make it easy to create a Psych/Business degree there.