I know..not another B.S. degree roadmap request :-)

[alissaroot]

So, using this as a guide, your credits fill in the blanks like this:


Excelsior College--Blank Degree Plan Liberal Studies

General Education Requirements--9CR in two areas and 6CR in one area

Social Sciences & History, 6 or 9 Credits
CLEP Social Sciences& History : 6cr.
CLEP Intro to Sociology : 3 cr

Natural Sciences & Mathematics, 6 or 9 Credits, at least 2 of which must be college-level math or statistics
Clep Natural Sciences 6credits
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Humanities, 6 or 9 Credits
Clep Humanities : 6 credits
DANTES Ethics in America : 3 cr.

ALSO

English Composition Requirement--3CR Written English
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Information Literacy--1CR Required
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Depth Requirement #1--12 CR in a single discipline, 3 at upper level
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Depth Requirement #2--12 CR in a single discipline, 3 at upper level
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OR Scoring above the 55th percentile on any GRE exam will fulfill a depth requirement.

You will need 15 more upper level credits in the Arts & Sciences
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Additional Upper Level Credits, you need nine--These can be Applied Professional/Free Elective
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Additional Arts & Sciences/Applied Professional/Free Electives--up to 60 Credits
You can take whatever you want to fill up the rest of your credits, as long as it does not duplicate what is listed above
CLEP Principles of Management : 3cr
Clep Principles of Marketing 3credits
DANTES Human Resourcement : 3 cr.
DANTES Organizational Behavior : 3 cr.
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[knowledgeseeker]

Thank You so much Alissa for your time ....this template is exactly what I was looking for.

I registered for Intro to Business and MIS DSST to take advantage of the last opportunity for graded credits.

Unfortunately , my GRE Psychology exam score is no longer valid since it was past the 5 year mark. Wondering about trying for the GRE Lit in English exam.
What resources should I look into to study for this exam ?


Thanks again for all the help !

Bobby

[alissaroot]

No problem. I started working on this awhile back when I saw how TESC did their evaluations, and I thought an EC version in the TESC format would be helpful, and perhaps a bit easier to understand for the average, not college-obsessed person (like moi). I forgot to mention that this template is for a Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Studies, with no major selected. I modified it a bit in another post for a Bachelor of Arts degree with the major option listed out. I do think this format is easier to comprehend at a glance than the way EC does their current evaluations. So glad you liked it!

There are tons of study resources for the GRE Lit. listed in the Exam Specific feedback section. My score wasn't spectacular, but if I had to pick one or two things that helped me most, I'd say it was the Norton anthologies and the Princeton Review Cracking the GRE Lit study guide. Do a search through MaieJaie's and perrik's posts, they both scored above the 80th percentile on this exam, so their advice is probably more helpful!