SNHU and Study .com

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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.

You wouldn't have to take TESU courses, there are cheaper ways to get your credits (mostly Study.com, but others).  Look at the wiki (someone gave you the link).

Sterling College online has lots of UL history courses, including 6 US History courses for just $145/cr.

With both TESU and EC, you can basically choose your own courses to meet the requirements.