Will this work for degree from Charter Oak?

[Animalia]

General education requirments:
Literature and Fine arts 3H---- Music 120 01 Rock and roll: History from Charteroak 3h
Social and behavioral sciences 3H--- Introductory Physchology Clep exam 3h
Ethical decision making 3H ----- Ethics in America Clep exam 3H
Communication 6H written 3H oral ---- English composition clep 6H
Us History/government 3H----- US history 101 Straighterline course 3H
Non US history or culture 3H----- Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 clep 3H
Global understanding 3H----- Introduction to World Religions DSST exam 3H
Mathematics 3H ----- Algebra Straighterline 3H
Natural science 6H or 4H with lab ----- Biology Clep 3H Astronomy DSST 3H


Liberal arts: 90 hours covered by:
Cleps:
Humanities (6H)
Introductory Physchology also fills general credit
Ethics in America also fills general credit
English composition also fills general credit (6H)
Biology also fills general credit
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
History of the United States II: 1865 to the Present
Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present
American Government
Introductory Sociology
Human Growth and Development

DSSTS:
Introduction to World Religions
Astronomy
General Anthropology
A History of the Vietnam War
An Introduction to the Modern Middle East
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
Criminal Justice
Western Europe since 1945


Straighterline:
Us History
Algebra
General Chemistry I
Precalculus
General Calculus I
General Calculus II
General Physics I
Anatomy & Physiology I
Anatomy & Physiology II

Charter Oak courses:
MUS 120 01 Rock & Roll: History & Analysis
SPA 101 Spanish
SPA 102 Spanish

Texas A&M:
Honey bee biology
Insects in classroom
field crop insects

North Carolina State:
General Entomology
Insects and people
Insects and human

Also does anyone know how closely related courses have to be for a concentration? I was going to try and get a concentration in entomology (What I plan on getting my masters in.) So could I use other undergraduate science courses plus the entomology classes above and them approve my concentration as entomology if I backed it saying the others would help build on my research ability and general principles of science? For instance: Biochemistry would allow me to understand the enzymes in scorpion venom and so on...

Because my dream goal is to research scorpions. Im in touch with leading researchers in the field so I know it will pretty much require a phd. So my plan is as such- degree from Charter Oak hopefuly with concentration in entomology. Masters of entomology from universitiy of nebraska lincoln. Then phd at west a and m or near AMNH (american muesem of natural history) for relation with arachnologist.

Thank you guys,
Airrick