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[TallCharacter]

Hello,

I'm looking to attend TESU. I have 24 credits to complete and they've sent me a list of options so I can finish. Can anyone provide me some insight of what the easier classes are? A couple TECEP's are ok, however I am looking to pad my GPA a bit. I transferred a lot of graded classes in.

Thanks,
TallCharacter






According to your evaluation, the following requirements remain for the BA in Social Sciences:


Intellectual and Practical Skills Elective (1 course needed)

Introduction to Mass Communication I (COM-120)
Introduction to Mass Communication II (COM-121)
Public Speaking (COM-209)
Public Relations: Thought and Practice (COM-210) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
Interpersonal Communication (COM-330)
Elements of Intercultural Communication (COM-335)
Managerial Communications (MAN-373) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Leadership Communications (MAN-376)
Marketing Communications (MAR-321-TE) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
Computer Concepts and Applications (CIS-107) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Management Information Systems (CIS-301)
Database Management (CIS-311)
System Analysis and Design I (CIS-320)
Introduction to Computers (COS-101)
C Programming (COS-116)
Assembly Language (COS-231)
Data Structures (COS-241)
Fundamentals of Information Technology (CMP-202)
Network Technology (CMP-354-TE) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Programmable Logic Controllers (CTR-212)
DC Circuits (ELE-211)
AC Circuits (ELE-212)
Technical Writing (ENG-201) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Introduction to News Reporting (JOU-110) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
News Writing (JOU-352)
Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics (MAT-105) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Intermediate Algebra (MAT-115)
Quantitative Business Analysis (MAT-119)
College Algebra (MAT-121) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Precalculus (MAT-129)
Calculus I (MAT-231)
Calculus II (MAT-232)
Discrete Mathematics (MAT-270)
History of Mathematics (MAT-301)
Linear Algebra (MAT-321)
Calculus III (MAT-331)
Calculus IV (MAT-332)
Mathematical Modeling (MAT-351)
College Geometry (MAT-361)
Introduction to Critical Reasoning (PHI-130-TE) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
Living in the Information Age (SOS-110)
Principles of Statistics (STA-201) This is also offered as a TECEP exam

Responsible Ethical Leadership Courses (1 course needed)

Environmental Ethics (ETH-210) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
Contemporary Ethics Humanities (PHI-286)
Ethics and the Business Professional (PHI-384)
Biomedical Ethics (PHI-475)
Ethics in the Social Sciences (SOS-450)

Personal and Social Responsibility Elective (1 course needed)

Introduction to Anthropology (ANT-101)
Elements of Intercultural Communication (COM-335)
World Geography (GOG-230)
Global Issues in Society (GLB-301)
Leadership in a Global Environment (LDR-422)
World History from 1600 to Present (HIS-126) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
American Civil Rights Movement (HIS-210)
Introduction to Chinese History and Culture (HIS-261)
African History and Culture (HIS-301)
African American History (HIS-306)
International Relations I (POS-315)
Conflict in International Relations (POS-420)
Introduction to Comparative Politics (POS-282) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
Psychology of Women (PSY-270) This is only offered as a TECEP exam
An Introduction to Islam (REL-275)
Introduction to World Religions (REL-405)
Eastern Religions (REL-406)
Western Religions (REL-407)
Introduction to Sociology (SOC-101) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Marriage and the Family (SOC-210) This is also offered as a TECEP exam
Cultural Diversity in the United States (SOC-322)

General Education Electives (2credits required)

General Education Electives can be completed with any course from the General Education course list which is not a duplicate of a course which has already been taken or is required for the degree. To complete exactly 2 credits, we recommend taking PLA-100 Intro to Prior Learning Assessment (1 credit, 4 weeks) and ENG-298 Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice (1 credit). If you would like to choose a 3 credit course to complete this requirement of a topic which you would enjoy more, the General Education Course List can be found here: Thomas Edison State University | General Education Courses - 2015 or Before

Social Science Area of Study (2 courses needed)

The social science area of study consists of 30 credits of required coursework and several stipulations which must be met using these 30 credits.
a minimum of 15 credits must be upper level (300/400 level) coursework (currently 12 credits of upper level coursework is applying, so at least one of the final courses must be 300/400 level)
a minimum of 12 credits of one subject must be completed (not to exceed 18 credits of the same subject)
currently 9 credits of history is applying, 6 credits of psychology. all other subjects have only 3 credits. So the final two courses must both be psychology courses or, one must be a history and the other can be from another subject.
a maximum of 6 credits of 100 level coursework can apply
this has been met. Of the final 2 courses, one must be upper level and the other can be 200, 300, or 400.
Course options:
White Collar Crime (AOJ-303)
Victimology and Criminal Behavior (AOJ-381)
Public Policy, Crime and Criminal Justice (AOJ-484)
Western Civilization I (HIS-101)
Western Civilization II (HIS-102)
American History I (HIS-113)
American Civil Rights Movement (HIS-210)
American Civil War (HIS-235)
Introduction to Chinese History and Culture (HIS-261)
African History and Culture (HIS-301)
African American History (HIS-306)
The Middle East (HIS-310)
War and American Society (HIS-356) 6 credit course
Dialogues on the Experience of War: War and Reintegration (HIS-425) 6 credit course
Critical Thinking for Homeland Security (HLS-355)
Counterterrorism: Constitutional and Legislative Issues (HLS-410)
Homeland Security: Preparedness, Prevention and Deterrence (HLS-420)
Protecting the Homeland: Response & Recovery (HLS-429)
Homeland Security Capstone (HLS-498)
Developmental Psychology (PSY-211)
Thanatology: An Understanding of Death and Dying (PSY-300)
Worlds of Childhood (PSY-317)
Research in Experimental Psychology (PSY-322)
Introduction to Counseling (PSY-331)
Abnormal Psychology (PSY-350)
Psychology of Personality (PSY-352)
Organizational Theory (PSY-360)
Physiological Psychology (PSY-374)
Social Psychology (PSY-379) 6 credit course
History and Systems of Psychology (PSY-400)
Constitutional Issues (POS-310)
International Relations I (POS-315)
Conflict in International Relations (POS-420)
Developmental Psychology (PSY-211)
Thanatology: An Understanding of Death and Dying (PSY-300)
Worlds of Childhood (PSY-317)
Research in Experimental Psychology (PSY-322)
Introduction to Counseling (PSY-331)
Abnormal Psychology (PSY-350)
Psychology of Personality (PSY-352)
Organizational Theory (PSY-360)
Physiological Psychology (PSY-374)
Social Psychology (PSY-379) 6 credit course
History and Systems of Psychology (PSY-400)
Juvenile Delinquency (SOC-242)
Criminology (SOC-291)
Social Gerontology (SOC-315)
Cultural Diversity in the United States (SOC-322)
Complex Organizations (SOC-361)
Sociology of Work (SOC-362)
Women and Social Action (SOC-376)
Gangs (SOC-384)
Modern Sociological Foundations (SOC-387)
Contemporary Sociological Theory (SOC-417)
The Management of Stress and Tension (SOS-320)
Games People Play: Game Theory in Life, Business and Beyond (SOS-360)
Challenges in U.S. and Global Public Health (SOS-370)
Deliberative Democracy and Social Action (SOS-425)
Terrorism (SOS-440)
Ethics in the Social Sciences (SOS-450)
Research Methods in Social Sciences (SOS-492)

LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone
recommend taking in the final term and if possible, as the only course for the term