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gen ed requirements - time1 - 08-28-2016
Does anyone have an exact spreadsheet or actual course for the general ed requirements for tesu or charter college. I know it is about the same everywhere,and is it better for clep,dsst only or another way. I am sure the gen ed would be the fastest you could test out for. Would taking clip courses and the online staighterline courses you can do at home work.It seems like to do both would allow you to structure more options in how you are going for you degree. I just went over to aleks site and as an individual I need total. What s their price structure and are they like clip tests or the online tests at home. Any thoughts would be appreciated,Thanks
gen ed requirements - jsd - 08-28-2016
You've mentioned before you're looking at a psych degree. Section one of this degree map from TESU, "General Education Requirements" (up until section 2 which gets in to area of study (psych) requirements) outlines what gen ed class categories/credit amounts you need...
Thomas Edison State University: Psychology
Here are some options for meeting each of those requirements, as laid out by Sanantone:
Sanantone's TESU General Education Options After July 1, 2015 - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia
gen ed requirements - time1 - 08-28-2016
thanks jsd