11-28-2009, 09:07 PM
Does anyone know if TESC accepts Physical Geography as a fulfilling the natural science course? I found this at Foothill:
Course Information Summary: ()
All exams are open book and unproctored online.
This looks like an easy course for non-science types like myself. It is, however, a little pricey:
Basic fees: $42.50
Enrollment Fee: $17 per unit
Out-of-state Tuition (per unit) $122.00
TOTAL: $737.50
Explanation of Student Fees and Fee Schedule
The text runs about $10-101 depending upon whether you get it used or new.
Amazon.com: Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical Geography: Virtual Field Trip Upgrade (9780130668240): Robert W. Christopherson: Books
Still, this looks doable if any of the science exams or going to a class seem to be too much.
Course Information Summary: ()
All exams are open book and unproctored online.
This looks like an easy course for non-science types like myself. It is, however, a little pricey:
Basic fees: $42.50
Enrollment Fee: $17 per unit
Out-of-state Tuition (per unit) $122.00
TOTAL: $737.50
Explanation of Student Fees and Fee Schedule
The text runs about $10-101 depending upon whether you get it used or new.
Amazon.com: Geosystems: An Introduction to Physical Geography: Virtual Field Trip Upgrade (9780130668240): Robert W. Christopherson: Books
Still, this looks doable if any of the science exams or going to a class seem to be too much.
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