In the process of deciding between COSC and TESC, I put together a possible Literature/Writing concentration: LL: News writing 3 GRE lit 15 Publication design 3 UL: review writing by portfolio (published book, theater and bar reviews) 3 Grant writing 3 GRE lit 3 Remaining 9 credits in public relations, creative writing, etc. picked up at local B&M Does that look like a valid concentration? I just don't know how fussy they are about everything fitting together just so. I would love to hear from people who have completed the concentration process at COSC.
When I completed my COSC they were pretty easy to work with. I had to write an essay explaining how the credits/class fit into my "Individualized Studies" . You can do a search and find the post where I posted the one that was rejected and the one that was accepted. I am not sure if they still require an essay or not for the "Individualized Studies" program. The best think to do is ask them. I called them so many times before I sent them a single nickel, they recognized my voice when I said hello. They are great and always willing to answer anything. Hope this helps-
That's great to know. One of my concerns about TESC was that it looked like they wouldn't talk to me until I sent in my $2300 bucks and enrolled.
Charter Oak is dramatically different. I also corresponded with my Admissions guy at length before signing up, mostly because I wanted to do some CLEPs ahead of time to ensure I'd only be a student there for one year (thereby not paying a renewal matriculation fee). -=Steve=-
