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TESU allows you to transfer in literally everything except the capstone & cornerstone. While there are some core requirements that need to be met, you can still tailor the degree to your liking. The 90 credit limit on non-RA credit doesn't mean that the degree will cost that much either.

EC, on the other hand requires some very specific courses for their History degree. These courses must be taken at EC. The cost is still reasonable, but if you don't like these core courses then that's just too bad. They also require 30 UL credits to TESU's 15 (18 when you count the capstone).

You can absolutely FILL your EC degree with US History courses, just like you can with TESU - whatever is not used in the major can be done in the Arts & Sciences and Free Electives.  You are not limited by this degree.  You also do not have to take the courses at EC, although if you switch from the 7cr plan to the 13cr plan (so taking 2 additional courses at EC), your cost only goes up by $550 ($225/course is a STEAL).