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[TheLibrarian]

TESU is very easy to plan the History degree - the thing that is NOT easy is their stupid website, especially with the new format where they "suggest" courses - none of which are required or the only option.  The older version is MUCH easier to understand.

EC also has a good, easy to get history degree, without the RA requirements.  It's similar to TESU's in it's requirements.

Both will be a LOT less than SNHU (which I think will work out to $10k for 30cr there).  Both EC and TESU will be somewhere in the $6k-$7k range after bringing in 114/113 credits.

Like I said, classes for TESU that are listed under the history concentration arent even in their catalog! I cant...I dont know how that works? How can you offer a course and it not be in your catalog? I think TESU only allows 90 credits now so its like $9000 for the additional 30. 

I am going to look into EC now. I would prefer to take as many American History classes so I will try to incorporate that into my degree plans to see what I have.  Thats why I was really leaning towards SNHU because their classes looked the most interesting to me.