TESC bachelor's with no transfer credits? Plan? Help!

[P226mem]

Thanks Sanantone!  This makes a lot of sense.

I also made a google doc based on the info from Sanantone's Bachelor of Arts - Social Science plan:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuAPGQY9s-5-dEVPeDVOZ2E1X1VPSHRLSkJkWnlzQ2c&usp=sharing

This was really helpful! I've read tidbits on TESU requirement changes? Do you know if this plan still applies for obtaining a BA in Social Science, in 2020?

edit to add: posting at same time as natshar did. oops.

No, does not look that way. I don't think that specific BA in Social Sciences is offered in 2020. The Gen Ed requirements are quite different from 2014. Then, the FEMA credits aren't taken any longer. And several dsst are no longer upper level.

[RMissel]

Thanks Sanantone!  This makes a lot of sense.

I also made a google doc based on the info from Sanantone's Bachelor of Arts - Social Science plan:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AuAPGQY9s-5-dEVPeDVOZ2E1X1VPSHRLSkJkWnlzQ2c&usp=sharing

This was really helpful! I've read tidbits on TESU requirement changes? Do you know if this plan still applies for obtaining a BA in Social Science, in 2020?

Nope. This thread is old.

Tesu no longer offers BA in social science. It is replaced with ba liberal studies social sciences concentration.

Anyone have a plan available for either ba liberal studies-social sciences concentration, or psychology (relevant 2020)? Would appreciate the help--trying to create the road map is daunting.

[Merlin]

Anyone have a plan available for either ba liberal studies-social sciences concentration, or psychology (relevant 2020)? Would appreciate the help--trying to create the road map is daunting.

Please create a new thread in the Degree Planning Advice forum for questions like that rather than post your question to a zombie thread from 6 years ago.