Crippling self doubt! (aka starting college at 40!)

[natshar]

Sorry for the delay in replying. I've been trying to take April "off".

These are the TESU specific classes I have left to take.
SOS-110 3 SH Living in the Information Age (Information Literacy)
SOC-322 (DEGREE REQUIREMENT) 3 SH  Cultural Diversity in the US
HLS-355 (DEGREE REQUIREMENT) 3 SH Critical Thinking for Homeland Security
SOS-440 Terrorism 3 SH
HLS-410 Counterterrorism: Constitutional and Legislative Issues
HLS-420 Homeland Security: Preparedness, Prevention and Deterrence
HLS-429 Protecting the Homeland: Response & Recovery
SOS-492 Research Methods in Social Sciences
HLS-498 Homeland Security Capstone

So that's 9 courses (27 credits) I'll need to take at TESU.

I've got 63 credits so far. I need 27 from the TESU required courses, that will put me at 90. The other remaining 30 credits are:
3 cr AOS elective
3 cr English Comp II
15 cr free electives
7 cr Gen Ed electives
2 cr Science credits

This is for your final stretch!  See below for  Area of Study Required (18)
SOS-440 Terrorism Penn F.
HLS-410 Counterterrorism TESU
HLS-420 Homeland Security Propero
HLS-429 Protecting the Homeland, Response & Recovery TESU
SOS-492 Research Methods Study.com
HLS-498 Homeland Security & Emergency Management Capstone TESU

You can choose 5 of these courses for your Area of Study Electives (15)
CIS-301 Management Information Systems Study.com
COM-330 Interpersonal Communications Study.com
MAN-311 Organizational Behavior Study.com
HIS-356 War and American Society Study.com
PSY-370 Social Psychology Study.com
AOJ-303 White Collar Crime Study.com
AOJ-381 Victimology Study.com
COM-335 Intercultural Communications Study.com
AOJ-340 Criminalistics (Death Investigation) TEEX

That makes sense. I knew it was possible to do less than 27 credits at TESU and if study.com's research methods doesn't work, coopersmith has one and I believe it is UL.