2016 TESU BALS

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Thank you for the assistance.  Due to being -1 SH in Ethics and +2 SH in The Natural World I'm net +1 Semester Hour which leaves me a 19 Semester Hour requirement in General Education rather than the 20 Semester Hours my degree is programmed for.

I'll have to research this again but I did take the following courses and TESU put them all in OTHER COURSES as Non Course Equivalency (*NE).  They total 4 SH.  Maybe I can get them to put the TEEX course in Gen Ed Electives...  Like I said, I need to dig back into all of this.  I don't really want to take (2) 3 SH courses to fulfill 4 SH of Gen Ed Electives, but I will...

National Emergency Training Center (NFA)
--Fire Service Supervision: Self Study NNFA-0145 Course 02/11/2017
--Self-Study Course for Community Safety Educators NNFA-0149 Course 02/10/2017

Texas Engineering Extension Service
--Cyber Security for Everyone TEEX-0250 Course 02/15/2017

I'll be there is NO ONE who has exactly 120 credits on their transcript, so honestly, it's not something you should worry about.

Those 2 NFA courses come in as FIS-391 and HRM-331, and both will go in Free Electives.

The TEEX course will come in as CAP-295, and is also a Free Elective.

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I would think about what's the quickest way to get those Gen Ed's, and I think Study.com, where there will be overlap, is your best bet. Both Civil War courses (which will also have overlap with US History which you're planning to take), both Vietnam courses, maybe all 3 computer courses (MIS, Info Sys, & Intro to Computing). Several Psych courses. Several math courses. Things like that. When you take 2+ courses that are similar, it really cuts down on the amount of time it takes to complete them using Study.com (for example as you go through US History, there will be sections on the Civil War, so when you log into the first Civil War course, it will already have those done, and you'll be some % completed with the course. Then after you finish that course, and you go to do the 2nd Civil War course, an even higher % will be completed because you'll have done the US History course AND the 1st Civil War course).