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Old 05-10-2008, 08:49 AM
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Unhappy Hopefully someone can help me here with my degree plan....(BA Liberal Studies @ TESC)

Hello Everyone,
I figure I would post in this forum and see if I get a response, so here goes...
I am pursuing a BA in Liberal Studies from TESC. You can see what I have done so far but I need your help in trying to figure out the best way to finish. Please tell me if this sounds good or if I should change. Thank you for your help in advance!!!

I need a 12 credit residency with TESC so keep that in mind. I also need 3 credits in the Natural Science area, 15 hours in the General Elective area, and 21 credits in the Liberal Studies area.

Here is what I have come up with:

For the 12 credit residency:
The Mgt of Stress and Tension SOS 320 (Enrolled in TESC for June 2008)
Social Psychology (6 credit course to be taken at TESC)
Thanatology (to be taken at TESC)

For the Liberal Studies Area:
Ethics in America DSST (Studying for Dantes now)
Anthropology DSST (not sure if TESC will allow me to fill my core with this)
Drugs & Alcohol-DSST

For the General Education Electives Area (I am freaked out about these exams):
Humanities or American Lit-DSST (not sure which one is better or easier)
Social Sciences & History-CLEP
Natural Sciences-CLEP

If anyone can enlighten me, please do so as I get stressed out everytime I look at this list. Now you see why I am taking that class with TESC.

Thank you so much!!!!!
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TESC BA Social Sciences
25 Fema Credits -done
Cleps taken:
Human Growth & Dev - passed
Intro to Ed Psych - passed
Sociology - passed
Analyz & Int Lit-passed
English w/essay-passed
Princ of Acct-passed
Organizational Behavior-passed
Intro to Computing-passed
Ethics in America DSST-passed
Intro to World Religions-passed
Technical Writing-passed
Anthropology-passed
Social Science & History-passed
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