Plan Recommendations? BA English TESU

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Should I spell out what some of these are? Is this enough information? 

What I have from unofficial eval/transfers: 

ENC-101 3 CC (English Comp 1)
ENC-102 3 CC (English Comp 2)

Oral Communication (none)

MAT-115 (intermediate algebra) 4 CC

Information Literacy (none)

DES-101 3 CC (Orientation to Deafness - applied under "diversity")
PHI-286 3 CC (Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas)
POS-110 3 CC (Survey of American Government)

ECO-112 3 CC (Microeconomics)
ECO-111 3 CLEP (Macroeconomics)
ART-101  3 CC (Drawing)
PHI-120 3 CC (Intro to Logic)

EAS-231 4 CC (Meteorology and Climatology)

CAP-191 3 CC (Visual Basic Programming)
SOC-101 3 CC (Intro to Sociology)
PSY-101 3 CC (General Psychology)
CIS-102 2 CC (PC Operations)
CIS-221 3 CC (Systems Analysis and Design)
COM-202 3 CC (Professional Communications)
STA-201 3 CC (Intro to Probability and Statistics)

LIT-292 3 CLEP (Analyzing and Interpreting Literature)

Survey of Lit (none)
Non-Western (none)
English UL (none)
Capstone (none)
TES-100 (none)

ENG-201 3 DSST (Technical Writing)
LIT 291 3 CLEP (Analyzing and Interpreting Literature)

Electives:
ACC-422 3 UL (Federal Income Tax, Corporation)
ACC-285 3 CC (Cost Management Accounting)
LAW-201 3 CC (Business Law)
ACC-421 3 UL (Federal Income Tax, Individual)
COP-299 3 CC (CIS Internship)
CAP-113 3 CC (Electronic Spreadsheets)
CIS-211 3 CC (Intro to Database Management)
CAP-233 3 CC (RPG 400 IV)
CAP-115 3 CC (Presentation Graphics, included a power-point presentation with a speech)

Other:
ENG-246 3 CC (Poetry)
PSY-237 3 CC (Social Psychology)
COS-283 2 CC (Unix Operating Systems)
CAP-181 4 CC (Networks Concepts and Operations)
CAP-124 2 CC (AS 400 Operations)
BUS-101 3 CC (Intro to Business)
CIS-299 3 CC (Internet Publishing II Cold Fusion)
ACC-101 4 CC (Accounting Principles I)
CAP-104 1 CC (PC Hardware Concepts)
ACC-102 4 CC (Accounting Principles II)
ACC-201 4 CC (Intermediate Accounting I)
ACC-202 4 CC (Intermediate Accounting II)
BUS-299 1 CC (Essentials of Customer Service)
BUS-280 2 CC (Interpersonal Relations)
CIS-299 2 CC (Computerized Accounting Systems)
MAR-301 CLEP (Intro to Marketing)
MAN-301 CLEP (Principles of Management)
CIS-301 DSST (Management Information Systems)
BUS-311 DSST (Business in Society)

[allvia]

Should I spell out what some of these are? Is this enough information? 

What I have from unofficial eval/transfers: 

ENC-101 3 CC (English Comp 1)
ENC-102 3 CC (English Comp 2)

Oral Communication (none)

MAT-115 (intermediate algebra) 4 CC

Information Literacy (none)

DES-101 3 CC (Orientation to Deafness - applied under "diversity")
PHI-286 3 CC (Contemporary Ethical Dilemmas)
POS-110 3 CC (Survey of American Government)

ECO-112 3 CC (Microeconomics)
ECO-111 3 CLEP (Macroeconomics)
ART-101  3 CC (Drawing)
PHI-120 3 CC (Intro to Logic)

EAS-231 4 CC (Meteorology and Climatology)

CAP-191 3 CC (Visual Basic Programming)
SOC-101 3 CC (Intro to Sociology)
PSY-101 3 CC (General Psychology)
CIS-102 2 CC (PC Operations)
CIS-221 3 CC (Systems Analysis and Design)
COM-202 3 CC (Professional Communications)
STA-201 3 CC (Intro to Probability and Statistics)

LIT-292 3 CLEP (Analyzing and Interpreting Literature)

Survey of Lit (none)
Non-Western (none)
English UL (none)
Capstone (none)
TES-100 (none)

ENG-201 3 DSST (Technical Writing)
LIT 291 3 CLEP (Analyzing and Interpreting Literature)

Electives:
ACC-422 3 UL (Federal Income Tax, Corporation)
ACC-285 3 CC (Cost Management Accounting)
LAW-201 3 CC (Business Law)
ACC-421 3 UL (Federal Income Tax, Individual)
COP-299 3 CC (CIS Internship)
CAP-113 3 CC (Electronic Spreadsheets)
CIS-211 3 CC (Intro to Database Management)
CAP-233 3 CC (RPG 400 IV)
CAP-115 3 CC (Presentation Graphics, included a power-point presentation with a speech)

Other:
ENG-246 3 CC (Poetry)
PSY-237 3 CC (Social Psychology)
COS-283 2 CC (Unix Operating Systems)
CAP-181 4 CC (Networks Concepts and Operations)
CAP-124 2 CC (AS 400 Operations)
BUS-101 3 CC (Intro to Business)
CIS-299 3 CC (Internet Publishing II Cold Fusion)
ACC-101 4 CC (Accounting Principles I)
CAP-104 1 CC (PC Hardware Concepts)
ACC-102 4 CC (Accounting Principles II)
ACC-201 4 CC (Intermediate Accounting I)
ACC-202 4 CC (Intermediate Accounting II)
BUS-299 1 CC (Essentials of Customer Service)
BUS-280 2 CC (Interpersonal Relations)
CIS-299 2 CC (Computerized Accounting Systems)
MAR-301 CLEP (Intro to Marketing)
MAN-301 CLEP (Principles of Management)
CIS-301 DSST (Management Information Systems)
BUS-311 DSST (Business in Society)

This should be good as they are all listed as how TESU transcribed them.  Keep in mind that the highest activity/traffic to this site is M-F so I would not expect the top plan experts to necessarily respond until after the weekend.  While you're waiting you know you'll need to fill that Oral Communications slot, you can use your Study.com Scholarship for that w/ Communications 120 - here is the most recent thread on the topic: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...SU-COM-290

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Get them to waive TES-100 for the Study.com affiliation.

The area of study is simple.

Capstone.

You already have A&I Lit.

For Survey of Lit, a CLEP takes care of it. There are two, American or English. They each give 6 credits. If you really prefer, there are other ways to get this done but they cost more. CLEPs are free through Modern States.

For Non-Western, you can wait for the Study.com course or take the Chinese Poetry class that is around $700 with proctoring, or other classes which cost more.

Then the rest at Shmoop, being sure to do enough of the UL Lit courses. There are 5 UL Lit courses and the Technical Writing course is Eng.

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Is this the Chinese Poetry you're talking about? https://is.byu.edu/description/CHIN-343-M001

[originalamyj]

Is this the Chinese Poetry you're talking about? https://is.byu.edu/description/CHIN-343-M001

That's the one.

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Yep, that's the cheapest Non-Western course as far as we know. Keep in mind it needs you to get an in-person proctor.

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Getting a proctor shouldn't be a problem. The college here has been really good about doing that for people. I even got them to become a site for DSST testing because I didn't want to travel 200 miles to take one. They also proctored a TECEP and a couple other classes for a friend of mine to get his TESU degree.

[allvia]

Here is a link that you can get the BA in English plan spreadsheet for TESU that dfrecore created. Plug your courses into it and you'll have a good idea of what is missing and where you can get the credits that you need. Once you do that share it back to us here and we can make sure you (or TESU) haven't missing anything. You can wait until TESU places your courses before filling out the spreadsheet. I'm assuming you have already email TESU to add the BA in English to your official evaluation, which again is usually pretty quick since you're already active with them for the BSBA,

https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid253811

[Ideas]

Getting a proctor shouldn't be a problem. The college here has been really good about doing that for people. I even got them to become a site for DSST testing because I didn't want to travel 200 miles to take one. They also proctored a TECEP and a couple other classes for a friend of mine to get his TESU degree.

I don't think it would be a problem for almost everyone, but it could be useful for people to know that it's not through webcam

That's amazing about DSST. I would have taken a couple more DSSTs if the site were closer. Closer centers don't seem interested in starting to do DSST.