Degree planning TESU

[rachel83az]

You don't have to take 30 credits at TESU. Your options for RA (or RA equivalent credits) can consist of any combination of the following:
TESU classes
TECEPs
Properly evaluated foreign credits
TEL Learning
ONU
ASU
Any other school of your choice

For instance, let's say you did the 16 credit term at TESU. That leaves you with 15 RA credits to bring in (3-credit classes are way easier to find than 1 and 2 credit classes). These may already be covered by your foreign credits, even if only as electives. Also, you're probably going to want either TECEPs or ONU for English Comp. So that's another 6 credits of RA right there. If you take UL math from UMass Global (Westcott), APUS, or West Texas A&M, those would also be RA credits. With a math degree, it's almost impossible NOT to hit 30 RA credits!