If you are talking TESU:
UL Liberal Arts: ENG-298 Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice since you only need 1 credit this is the only 1 credit UL course TESU offers.
GE electives: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after
Anything on this page that doesn't duplicate what you have already taken. Social Psych is a single course with 6 credits if you'd rather have one course instead of two 3 credit ones.
Ethical Leadership: Any of the 8 courses listed under the Ethical Leadership subheading on the link above for GE electives.
My advice would be to take the Jane Austen, 6 cr GE electives, ethical leadership, and capstone all at once if you have the ability too. That's 13 credits and combined with the 3 credits from SOS-110 and 1 from TES-100 you would have 17 credits and wouldn't have to pay the wavier fee of $2800. This would save you both time and money as TESU offers a new flat-rate tuition option if you took 13 credits at once. Even if you don't want to take all those courses at once, as long as you did them all at TESU you wouldn't have to pay the waiver fee.
Yes, you could take TECEP for some of them, but TECEPs don't count for residency so if you did that you would have to pay $2800 fee. Also, some tuition assistance programs don't count TECEPs, you would have to check but it might not. I'd recommend just taking courses so you know tuition assistance would work and also saving you $2800.
If you really want to do TECEP, then just double check your tuition assistance covers it. Also, be aware that you would have to pay $2800 fee that would probably not be covered by tuition assistance at all, so probably out of your own pocket.
UL Liberal Arts: ENG-298 Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice since you only need 1 credit this is the only 1 credit UL course TESU offers.
GE electives: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after
Anything on this page that doesn't duplicate what you have already taken. Social Psych is a single course with 6 credits if you'd rather have one course instead of two 3 credit ones.
Ethical Leadership: Any of the 8 courses listed under the Ethical Leadership subheading on the link above for GE electives.
My advice would be to take the Jane Austen, 6 cr GE electives, ethical leadership, and capstone all at once if you have the ability too. That's 13 credits and combined with the 3 credits from SOS-110 and 1 from TES-100 you would have 17 credits and wouldn't have to pay the wavier fee of $2800. This would save you both time and money as TESU offers a new flat-rate tuition option if you took 13 credits at once. Even if you don't want to take all those courses at once, as long as you did them all at TESU you wouldn't have to pay the waiver fee.
Yes, you could take TECEP for some of them, but TECEPs don't count for residency so if you did that you would have to pay $2800 fee. Also, some tuition assistance programs don't count TECEPs, you would have to check but it might not. I'd recommend just taking courses so you know tuition assistance would work and also saving you $2800.
If you really want to do TECEP, then just double check your tuition assistance covers it. Also, be aware that you would have to pay $2800 fee that would probably not be covered by tuition assistance at all, so probably out of your own pocket.
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