While I wait to hear from my advisor (yawn.....) does anyone here know if TESC allows the AOJ prefixes to count as general education electives? I think they should fall under social sciences, but I am confused by the college catalog- it lists them under human services in one place, and social sciences in another. I would like to knock out a few DANTES exams this week, but only if they are gen ed electives.
Thanks!

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I am a little confused about what you are talking about but I will tell you my story. I took the DSST Org Behavior(which TESC has as a Mangement or SOC) and they applied it to my Social Sciences in Gen Ed. So if it list it in both places, then they probably will count it.

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My question is- if a course (exam) has a prefix of AOJ (Administration of Justice) and will be used as an elective, does it count as a general education elective, or will it fall into free elective? Thanks!

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ALM, Master of Liberal Arts, Harvard University, 2099 or sometime sooner
AA & BA, Social Sciences, Thomas Edison State College, 2008
AOS, Culinary Arts, Culinary Institute of America, 1990

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