Help needed for GE classes - TESU

[TroopsterX]

Hey guys,

I have just recently reactivated myself in TESU. I have originally enrolled in 2018 but haven't done anything since, so had to re-enroll now. Here's my situation - I currently have 27 credits in TESU from previous traditional schools which was evaluated back in 2018. Besides these credits I have already finished the following ACE courses online:

Developing Effective Teams – 1cr
The Essentials of Managing Conflict – 1cr
Student Success - 1cr
Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct - 3cr
Cybersecurity for Everyone - 4cr
Cybersecurity for IT Professionals - 3cr
Cybersecurity for Business Professionals - 3cr
CSMlearn - 2cr
Basic Property Technician - 3cr
Basic Criminal Investigation - 2cr
Death Investigation - 3cr
Foundations of Courtroom Testimony - 1cr
Foundations of Forensic Photography - 1cr
Foundations of Fingerprint Comparison - 3cr

total ACE: 32 credits 
total credits: 59 credits

I will request ACE transcript today and hopefully TESU will evaluate them soon, but in the meantime I'd like to plan out the next phase of my degree plan to utilize as many credits as possible. I am attaching my current TESU evaluation without ACE credits applied to it. 

Based on my experience/research I'd really love to stick with Straigherline & Sophia (for now) and take as many courses from them as possible. Sophia is pretty pricey, but they are running promotion - if you take 3+ classes you'll get 50% off which makes it $165 for each class. I really like their platform and method of studying! I am focused to knock out LL courses first and save UL classes for next phase, but I'm not really sure which courses can be counted toward my major (BA Criminal Justice) from Sophia and Straighterline. Can you guys review my evaluation + add ACE credits to it that I've already finished and let me know which classes to take going forward? I would really really appreciate your help! I'm relatively new here so any guidance provided is golden for me! 

Thank you

[davewill]

You're definitely going to want to take at least a couple of Study.com courses, as their TESU discount is too good not to take advantage of. If you don't care for their style, then you probably want to pick something that is easy for you.

[desoren]

What is the Study.com discount everyone is referring too??

I'm currently working on my TESU BALS- I have not decided if I will have a concentration. Can anyone help me figure out which classes qualify for General Education electives.

Thank you

[P226mem]

What is the Study.com discount everyone is referring too??

I'm currently working on my TESU BALS- I have not decided if I will have a concentration. Can anyone help me figure out which classes qualify for General Education electives.

Thank you

I think the discount is found on this link
https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/costs-tuition

if you take one or more courses at SDC, then you get to use a discount tuition per credit hour rate for TESU.