TESC BSBA in General Management ~ New Requirements - Course Questions

Hello all,
I have been a longtime reader of the forum here on DegreeInfo, but this it my first post. I am currently plugging away on the BSBA-GM at TESC and I was a bit surprised to discover that TESC has added a new requirement section to the degree plan, "RESPONSIBILITY." Now my question is where can I find the required courses for this section, online and/or ACE Credit approved? The required courses are:
- Responsible Ethical Leadership
- Diversity or Global Literacy

Thank you in advance and thank you for welcoming me to the community.

R

 

DSST has upper division "Ethics in Business" and "Ethics in America" exams.
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TESC has a course "Cultural Diversity in the US (SOC-322)"
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It is always best to check with TESC as to the acceptability of any course.

 

You're probably going to want to save Business Ethics and Society for the Business and Society/International Management requirement. That leaves you with the Ethics in America DSST. It is not upper level at TESC, but that doesn't matter. Straighterline also has Business Ethics.

For Diversity/Global Literacy (verify all of these), there is DSST Human/Cultural Geography, DSST General Anthropology, CLEP Sociology (I believe this has already been verified), DSST An Introduction to the Middle East, Uexcel (formerly ECE) Cultural Diversity (this should be a guarantee), DSST Intro to World Religions (this should be a guarantee), and some of the history tests by DSST might work. A member of another forum verified either Human/Cultural Geography or Anthropology; I can't remember which one. The Straighterline (ACE-approved) equivalents of the listed tests are other options.

TESC provides a list of which courses will fulfill the requirements.
http://www.tesc.edu/academics/courses/Gen-Ed-Courses.cfm

 

WOW, thank you both for the extremely thoughtful, complete, and informative responses. Both of your posts really provided some great starting points for me. I am working on this BSBA degree on the side as I am working at a MBA at another institution. I was a bit surprised how conservative TESC is regarding the use of graduate level courses towards the requirements of an undergrad degree. Thank you both again =D

Cheers,
R