Degree completely by exams?

[kellen1]

Kellen, spend some time on the degree forum wiki, there are a ton of degree plans there and it will give you better perspective on whats possible. TESC Degree Plans - Degree Forum Wiki

COSC will let you design a degree plan and it could include meteorology/geology but to do it you will have to find some upper level (300-400 level) classes somewhere to fill out the concentration. You can likely do this with about 15 upper level and 15 lower level classes related to that field with another 3 credits via the capstone. you will need a total of 30 upper level courses, but only half those need to be in the subject field.

thanks for the link Does (300-400 level) mean I have to attend classes in person or doing coursework ?Lets say I have taken several tests related to this degree ,would I have to ask a college advisor which courses or exams are next to take to get BA?