This varies from student to student. Depending on what you took at your previous institution(s),
you may be "on-track"...or you may not. This if something which you need to consult
your advisor about. He/she will take a look at your record and then compare it against
the degree requirements for ETSU. You should be aware that some courses may not have
ETSU equivalents, or that your previous institution may have had a somewhat different
idea about what constituted an undergraduate core. If that is the case, you will still
have to meet ETSU Undergraduate Core Requirements. However, if you came from an accredited
school, in general practice, other courses will count toward your hours necessary
for graduation. There may be exceptions, however. So you need to consult your advisor.