Transcript Review - Help, which of the big 3?

[cooperalex2004]

As a TESC grad I can at least tell you about TESC. Lets start with the somewhat generic AA. It may be worth the $49 (or whatever the fee is) to see where your credits would actually end up, but that choice is yours. It appears you are very close to the AA. Note also that TESC is changing the general education requirements for many of the degrees (like the BA) on July 1st and this may affect your plans. If you enroll before then you'd be locked into the requirements as they are today, if not they will be different (which may or may not be a bad thing but will require different planning for a BA degree)

AA: http://www.tesc.edu/heavin/AA/

By my count (estimated) you'd need 6 credits of Humanities and 3 credits of General Education Electives (which can be from Humanities, Social Sciences, or Nat/Sci Math areas). That's 9 credits from getting the AA. If you were to want this AA, I'd recommend you take the Analyze and Interpret Literature CLEP exam which would fill the open Humanities areas (it is 6 credits) and then take your pick of a remaining exam from the Humanities, Social Sciences, or Nat Sci/Math areas on either of these links to CLEP and DSST acceptance at TESC:
http://www.tesc.edu/academics/catalog/CL...rogram.cfm
http://www.tesc.edu/academics/catalog/DANTES.cfm

You could be done for the cost of enrollment (around $3,000), the cost of graduation, and the cost of two or three exams (as long as you pass them). As long as you were to complete the second degree within a year of enrollment then the one cost to enroll will cover both degrees, otherwise the enrollment is good for one year and would need to be renewed. If you have questions about TESC or other schools you'll find this forum to be wonderful.

I. General Education 48
[COLOR="#0000FF"]A. English Composition 6
Eng 101 College Comp - 3 Credits
ENG 102 College Comp 2 - 3 Credits[/COLOR]
B. Humanities (must include two subject areas) 12
PHL 101 Intro to Philosophy - 3 Credits
PHIL 1156 Logic and Critical Thinking - 3 Credits
[COLOR="#FF0000"]MISSING 3 Credit Course
MISSING 3 Credit Course[/COLOR]
[COLOR="#0000FF"]C. Social Sciences (must include two subject areas) 12
HST 101 Amer History 1 - 3 Credits
PSY 200 Gen Psychology - 3 Credits
Eco 151 Prin of Econ 1 (macro) - 3 Credits
PSC 101 Into to American Politics - 3 Credits[/COLOR]
[COLOR="#0000FF"]D. Natural Sciences (must include at least two subject areas) 9
◾ One college-level mathematics course (required)
(3) MTH 140 Intermediate Algebra - 3 Credits
◾ One computer science course (strongly recommended)
(3) IS 103 Info Systems for Business - 3 Credits (hopefully this fits here as COS-101)
◾ Other natural sciences/mathematics
(3) BIO 113 Modern Aspects of Biology (Lec) - 3 Credits[/COLOR]
E. General Education Electives 9
[COLOR="#0000FF"] Eco 152 Prin of Econ 2 (micro) - 3 Credits
GEG 100 Regional Geo Eastrn Wrld - 3 Credits[/COLOR]
MISSING 3 Credit Course[COLOR="#0000FF"]
II. Free Electives 12
BUS 104 Intro to Bus Admin - 3 Credits
ACC 100 Applied Accounting - 3 Credits
IS 251 Intro to Java - 3 Credits
MKT 203 Principals of Marketing - 3 Credits[/COLOR]
Extra courses (not used)
[COLOR="#0000FF"]MTH 030 Elementary Algebra - 3 Credits (not college level since it is numbered below 100 at your school)
HPE 105 Personal Hyg & Community Health - 3 Credits (Health does not fit anywhere above since you are maxed out on free electives)[/COLOR]