TESU question....

[davewill]

I have a plan similar to davewill's, but it gives you more options for each course in Gen Ed/Free Elective. His puts in specific courses, but you don't have to take those in particular. His plan may be cheaper than mine, though. But you can get the costs down if you choose different options.

Mine also includes the Study.com affiliate membership pricing, so any courses you may want to take at TESU are actually $1098 rather than $1500.

They also have discounted pricing for the comprehensive plan, which is $6350/36cr in a single year. That is a great price, and if you did that, you could take all 33cr from your AOS through them, and then do the remaining courses with this plan. I don't think it saves you a lot of money, but if you really want to learn the material, it might be a good option for you. Just depends on what your goals are.

Actually yours is just plain better. You improved the GenEd section, and you added a couple of UL AOS alternatives. Looks great.