Back At It Again - Need Help

[MrBossmanJr]

Yes, dfrecore made me one awhile back. Attached is the plan. I haven't used any of those yet so I think I will go with study.com. I like how rlw74 said he only spent 10 days on both.

I was hoping to substitute my Technical Writing for English Comp II. I am going to ask TESU about it. In addition, I don't know if my Intro to Oceanography, History 101 and sociology fill up those other requirements.

[bjcheung77]

Yup, from looking at that spreadsheet, everything is settled in nicely. The Oceanography and History course will go into the required general education electives area and the sociology course will go into the Knowledge of Human Cultures. You are left with the exact 3 courses and the capstone. Finish the 3 courses a month at Study.com for $270! Then the last course would be your capstone!

[MrBossmanJr]

Yup, from looking at that spreadsheet, everything is settled in nicely.  The Oceanography and History course will go into the required general education electives area and the sociology course will go into the Knowledge of Human Cultures.  You are left with the exact 3 courses and the capstone.   Finish the 3 courses a month at Study.com for $270!  Then the last course would be your capstone!

I thought sociology would fill in the diversity requirement? So am I missing a knowledge of human cultures too? 

The last three courses are english comp II, public speaking, and american gov right? Then I have the capstone left? 

Im confused about moving Technical Writing to fulfill the english comp II. If they choose to accept that, will I be missing that course somewhere else?

[bjcheung77]

Ouch, I just looked at what was missing and what courses you have left to transfer in. The rest I skimmed it a bit quickly. But if your sociology course is used in that diversity field. You're missing a course in section C: Knowledge of Human Cultures. So... make sure you plug in all that you have completed into the template and update it with the ones you have to do or will transfer in. Did you take Cultural Anthropology, Psychology, Criminal Justice or anything similar? Stick in the Oceanography and History courses in the General Education Electives. You need something to go into that last section C area.

[MrBossmanJr]

I did take psychology! I got a B at CCP.

Will Radar Systems and all those in the general education electives fly? Is that even a general education elective?

[bjcheung77]

We will find out, did you get your courses evaluated yet from TESU? Everything transfers into a field, or it would be bumped into your "Other courses" field. Do review your Academic Evaluation in OSS or MyEdison to find out what's missing and see if they can be moved around if they don't go into the correct areas. If you need to, finish all your courses and then transfer them over.

[MrBossmanJr]

I reapplied to TESU and I am sending them my updated JST and excelsior transcripts. I'll see where I stand when they evaluate me. I was just hoping for a base guideline to see if I definitely need those classes or if something else could replace them. I feel like I'm so close but also so far.

[dfrecore]

Sociology fits into Diversity. Oceanography will go into area D, or Gen Ed Electives if those are full.

You are showing that you're missing Written Comm II, Oral Comm, Civic Engagement, 1 course from Area C, and 2 courses from Gen Ed Electives. If you have other courses that you haven't put in, then you're putting this on here prematurely (this is why bjcheung77 was telling you about)

So if Tech Writing gets moved to Written Comm, then A&I Lit should get moved to Info Lit, opending up space in Area B.

[MrBossmanJr]

Oh. Hmmm. I got a lot to think about now. This stuff is hard lol.

[bjcheung77]

The psychology course that you finished is fine for that final section C course. Don't worry about it. Just finish all 3 courses you require at Study.com and for $270. Finish your capstone and you are done. Wait for the transfer evaluation, just verify everything went according to plan and if not, move them into the right areas.