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Just the Basics... - rhiana - 07-15-2011
Trying to wade through the different discussions gleaning as much information as possible and I can honestly say I'm learning so much about my options!
I'm a little confused about the basics though. I have taken a variety of various community college courses over the years which I know should more than fill up my free electives for TESC.
I'd like to use ALEKS and CLEPS to get through the rest of my basic requirements for a AA at TESC. But I'm not sure which tests to take to fill the different requirements.
I know I can take ALEKS for math but can someone point in the right direction of which CLEPS test will fill the other requirements? Or point me to a website to look it up. I tried the TESC catalog but I couldn't find any help there. Is there a certain page I should look it up on?
I don't want to randomly pick CLEPS test at this point because money is tight so I want to make sure what I take fills a requirement.
These are the requirements I pulled from the catalog:
I. General Education Requirements 48
A. English Composition 6
B. Humanities 12
Must include at least two subject areas.
C. Social Sciences 12
Must include at least two subject areas.
D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics 9
One college-level mathematics
course (required) (3)
One computer science course
(strongly recommended) (3)
Other natural sciences/mathematics (3)
Must include at least two subject areas.
E. General Education Electives 9
II. Free Electives 12
Total 60 credits
THANKS!
Just the Basics... - rhiana - 07-15-2011
Never mind! I think I found it. hilarious
Just the Basics... - dackmolly - 07-15-2011
in case someone else is looking for it (it's really hard to find)
Undergraduate Ways to Earn Credit - Thomas Edison State College - acalog ACMSââ¢