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Just took Computer Concepts & Applications (CIS-107-TE) TECEP. I realized I had some free time this afternoon and though I was worried because I had not studied at all, I trusted y'all that it was easy.
Unfortunately for me....
No, just kidding, it was super easy. 35 minutes and 77%.
The Liberal Arts math, where would that go for me if I take it?
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Math is a GE Elective.
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Since you're missing some electives, that's where the Liberal Arts Math 105 TECEP lands and the reason why I recommended it earlier in the thread. You still have a bunch of general education courses you can finish off quickly if you have a SL or Study.com subscription, just go crazy with the easy courses.
Example: Take two Study.com for $200/month, like a short History course 108 Intro to Vietnam War. Library Science 101 and Presentation Skills in the Workplace. That's 3 credits each and they can be done in 1 day, each course. An extra exam is $70/exam past that 2/month included in the monthly membership.
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