If you enroll with TESU, do you lock in the catalogue for just the degree that enroll with or for any other degrees you might add on later as well?

For example, if you enroll in the BS-CIS and then, 2 years later, decide to switch to the BACS, would you then be on the old catalogue year for the new degree, or would the clock reset to the current catalogue on the date that you add the degree?

Has anyone recently transferred the SAS Advanced Programmer Certificate from Coursera into TESU’s BA Computer Science program as an UL additional AOS elective? I emailed advising in November (and was careful not to mention anything about Coursera) and was told nothing transferred from the SAS Institute transferred to TESU. I know it’s listed in the wiki as transferring and I’m tempted to try it to gain some extra UL credit. I just wanted to see if anyone else had recently tried before I did. Thanks!

I have it mapped out so I can transfer 89 credits into the WGU BSIT.  This will require me to take 32 credits through WGU.  I read that 75% is the max they accept and anything over gets your application denied.  I wonder what possible back up I might have if I made an error and had too many credits to transfer into WGU.  Does anyone have suggestions for what online schools to have as a backup?  I have my A+, Net+ and Sec+ from comptia and soon will have the AAS BOG from Pierpont.

I noticed WGU's course, Business of IT - Project Management, is for Project+ cert.  According to the transfer pathway agreement with sophia, PM1001 (SOPH-0013) satisfies this course.  Does this mean I will not need to get the Project+ cert to complete this class since I did the course on sophia?

Hi, 

Apologies if this is a redundant question but I'm a bit confused on how adding another class works. 

What I do know about it is that you can only have two active classes at a time. But I am able to request a third class after I've submitted a final (I know I can request a fourth if I finish both classes early). So say I finish a class in two weeks, and then I request a third class; for that third class, I have to complete it before the 8 weeks of the term is done, right? So in my example if I have the third class added after the second week of the term, I would only have 6 weeks to finish that third class or else it'll be counted as an F since I didn't finish it within the term.

I appreciate all the help.

Hello everyone,

I'm currently planning my coursework with TESU and there are 4 math courses I need to take. Unfortunately, taking them all in one semester isn't really an option for me right now due to various personal and professional commitments. However, I'm keen to start and wish to enroll in at least one of them soon. The courses are:

MAT-3010 History of Math
MAT-3510 Mathematical Modeling
MAT-3610 College Geometry
MAT-4010 Mathematical Logic

Given my situation, which includes other commitments (though nothing too demanding), I'm looking for the course that is relatively 'easier' or requires a less intensive commitment compared to the others. Your insights, experiences, or any advice regarding these courses would be incredibly valuable.

Additionally, IF my circumstances were to change and it became possible to take all four courses in one semester, do you think it would be manageable? What kind of weekly hour commitment would I be looking at for such a load?

I'm seeking your advice or personal experiences regarding these courses, their workload, content difficulty, etc. Any recommendations on managing such a semester would also be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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I've been reading this site for about a year and finally took the plunge! 
I got my MAP planner (transcript evaluation) back from Excelsior and these are the classes that I still need to complete the business core after transferring in 50 credits from community college and military. 
I am going for a Bachelors Business degree with a HR concentration. 

My question is: If I'm reading study.com equivalency correctly, can everything below be completed there besides the cornerstone and capstone? 
I've also read that I will need to use coopersmith for the business writing and business data analysis portion, thoughts? 
I have listed the course I need from excelsior and what I think will satisfy it from Study.com in parenthesis. 
Just wanted a second pair of eyes before moving forward. Thanks in advance!!!


Courses Needed:
Cornerstone (Excelsior) 
Eng 202: Business Writing (Coopersmith)
Ethics (Study.com Business 318- Management Ethics)
Organizational Behavior (Study.com Business 307- Leadership and Organizational Behavior)
Macroeconomics (Study.com Economics 102- Macroeconomics)
Microeconomics (Study.com Economics 101- Principles of Microeconomics)
Business Data Analysis (Coopersmith)
Information Literacy 1 credit  (unsure what this is)
Financial Accounting (Study.com Accounting 101- Financial Accounting)
Managerial Accounting (Study.com Accounting 102- Intro to Managerial Accounting)
Introduction to United States Business Law (Study.com Business 103- Introductory Business Law)
Business Communication (Study.com Business 113- Business Communication)
Computers (unsure)
Principles of Management (Study.com Business 101- Principles of Management)
Principles of Marketing (Study.com Business 102- Principles of Marketing)
Financial Management (Study.com Finance 104- Financial Management)
International Business (Study.com Business 308 Globalization and International Management)
Strategic Management Capstone (Excelsior)
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Hello!
I was wondering if you could assist me with finding a online master's in Math? Are you aware of any program under $10000? If you know any, please let me know even if it's only with a NA accreditation. I could consider international programs too.
So far, the closest program I could find is M.S. in Mathematics from Northwest Missouri State University

Thanks!