COSC - Feedback on my degree plan, please...........

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I want to have my ducks in a row before I enroll at COSC. Interested in feedback on the following degree plan.

Thanks in advance and I look forward to hearing from you..............................................



Red is pending - Black is completed or in progress. NSCC = Nashville State Community College
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Bachelor of Science Degree Plan
Charter Oak State College
Suggested Concentration in Social Science and Public Safety


GENERAL EDUCATION

Written Communications (6) CLEP Freshman Composition/NSCC Report Writing

Oral Communications (3) NSCC Fundamentals of Speech Communication

Information Literacy (1-3) COSC Cornerstone

Ethical Decision Making (3) NSCC Introduction to Ethics

US History/Government (3) CLEP American Government

Non-US History or Culture (3) DSST Intro to World Religions (3)

Global Understanding (3) DSST Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union (3)(UL)

Literature and Fine Arts (3) CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (6)

Social/Behavioral Sciences (3) CSCC Introduction to Sociology

Mathematics (3) APU Math for Liberal Arts

Natural Sciences (7-8) No idea yet. I’ll figure something out. It looks
like at least one class has to include a lab so that would
mean a B & M class. Suggestions are welcome.

ELECTIVES

CSCC Marriage and Family (3) Liberal Arts
RODP Introduction to Criminal Justice (3) Liberal Arts
Advanced EMT Certification (6) (4 UL)(2 LL)
CLEP American History I (3) (UL) Liberal Arts
CLEP American History II (3) (UL) Liberal Arts
DSST Business Ethics and Society (3) (UL) Liberal Arts
NFA Community Safety Educator (1)
FEMA IS X 20 (20)
Open Electives from NSCC Police Science AAS Degree (42)
DSST Substance Abuse (3) (UL) Liberal Arts
DSST Civil War and Reconstruction (3) (UL) Liberal Arts
COSC Capstone (3) (UL) Liberal Arts

For your "CLEP American History" courses, are you talking about "History of the US" or "Western Civilization?" Either way, you have these courses labeled as upper level, and they are both lower level. https://www.charteroak.edu/current/acade...r-list.pdf

For your Lab credit, you could complete the Straighterline Biology Lab course, which is worth 1 credit. That would satisfy your lab credit, and then you could take CLEP Biology, or CLEP Natural Science, each worth 6 credits each.