TESU BA in Liberal Studies

[reid.cagle]

BTW, Which Masters program are you looking at again?  Do you have one already in mind?  Doing TECEP's and completing the degree is one option.  My suggestion is to spend lesser for the Bachelors and use that extra cash for the Masters...  So, TECEP it all and do your capstone, then you're done with your Bachelors my friend - this would be the first choice...  

Another is to get the residency credits through taking the remainder of the courses at TESU.  It all depends on how much you want to spend.  Depending on your current GPA and the degree you're looking at, the amount of cash you want to throw at the degree, you can think of getting extra credits towards the Masters (up to 12 of your Bachelors, it'll be transferable to other schools).

My plan is to apply at different schools for a masters in aviation of some sort. Money is not the issue and time well, bachelors first then slowly work towards a masters.

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If you did all the TECEP's you need plus the capstone you would still need 2 more credits which is why I suggested maybe the associates capstone to get an associate from TESU. But you could probably just another TECEP if you wanted, I just thought this way you would get something extra out of it.

I'm not sure though. You would have to go through the what if evaluations and see what (if any) AS/AAS you already have done besides the capstone. If there aren't any or you just aren't interested in this option, just choose another TECEP.

Social Pysch doesn't have a TECEP so you probably have to do two 3 credit TECEPS. The only ethics TECEP is Environmental Ethics. The only UL TECEPS that would work for Liberal Arts (I think, because business doesn't count) is Abnormal Pysch or Network Technology(?). For GE electives you have options, any TECEP that is not business or applied science would work.

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https://www2.tesu.edu/listalltecep.php

Heres a plan:

Ethics: Environmental Ethics
UL Liberal Arts: Abnormal Psych
GE electives: Any 2 on the list except under the business, computer science technology and applied science headings.
Extra to avoid residency fee: Either associate capstone or any TECEP you want beside medical terminology.

and of course TESU capstone.

Thank you yet again, this route is appealing but I have never taken a TECEP, do you have any prior knowledge on them?