grouping tests strategy

[cookderosa]

I'm gonna give this thread a quick bump in hopes to get some quick advice. I'm getting toward the end of my degree with TESC and here's what I need left that can be tested out of. I'm trying to find the quickest route so please throw out any suggestions you have. I need to get them done quick so i can meet the April 1 deadline for the June graduation date. After this it's on to law school (hopefully). Anyway here is what I have left to take:

B. Humanities 12 hours total (3 Left Needed for degree)
HLS-355: Critical Thinking for Homeland Security (3 hours)---CURRENTLY ENROLLED TESC
Humanities Electives (6 Hours completed through A&IL CLEP) (9) (3 needed)

In need of 3 hours in Humanities. Testing out preferred. Suggestions requested.


C. Social Sciences 12 hours total
SOC-322: Cultural Diversity in the U.S. ECE TESTING OUT (3 hours)
Social Science Electives (6 Hours completed through SS&H CLEP) (3 Hours given from Administration of Justice course)

The ECE Cultural Diversity test will go here




D. Natural Science and Mathematics 12 hours (6 left needed for degree)
Mathematics (3 hours Completed through LSU College Algebra)
Mathematics or Natural Science (9) (6 needed for degree)
BIOL1001 General Biology (3.00) BIO-111

I need 6 hours here. Possibly the Natural Sciences CLEP but I would prefer an easier option if possible. Any suggestions?


E. General Education Electives 18 hours (Not taken yet....all 18 hours needed)

This is the end right here. I need to fill this with the easiest and quickest CLEP's if possible. Any suggestions?

So you see I need the full 18 hours of general ed electives, 3 hours in Humanities, and 6 hours in Natural Science. The ECE will fit fine so I just need suggestions on the rest. I am needing these to be done by March so I'm working on a limited timeline. This is testing out of 30 hours from now until the end of February. TESC's deadline is 4/1 for all documents for the June graduation. I know it's doable but I need suggestions if possible. Most of you have been through this process before so I do not want to reinvent the wheel so to speak.

Flip to the end of the long ALEKS thread- you can sign up and work self paced through as much math as you can cram from now till then. A fraction of the cost, you could get 15 credits for about $60 and really, going very fast. They would fill your math section and then overflow into your gen ed electives. (granted, it's not easy credit, but certainly at least 1 class completed per month in ALEKS is doable)
Humanities I won't comment on, I hate humanities. I took A&I then American Literature and then Technical Writing. I found technical writing MUCH easier than American Lit. Any chance you can learn Spanish? That's a HUGE humanities credit- which would overflow into gen eds. 6-12 credits in one swoop.