TESC and htyh/substance abuse

[Waldorfteacher]

To fill natural science section you could use one of the following options:

MAT/NatSci => GenEd
DSST COS101 Intro to Computing
CLEP MAT 102/103 College Mathematics
Aleks MAT115 Intermediate Algebra
Aleks MAT121 College Algebra
CLEP NAS 101/102 Natural Sciences

Good News! Substance Abuse counts as an upper level course under the social sciences concetration; same with Fundamentals of Counseling. Here's to your health is a free elective.

Is it so that the DSST test Environment & Humanity:Race To Save The Planet ENS 201 fulfills the Natural Science/Math requirement at TESC? I thought I saw that in someones degree plan

[vsantos316]

E: Natural Sciences
> Complete 9 semester hours in the Natural Sciences,
> including at least two subject areas.
Credits: 9
BIO-101 Introductory Biology....... 06/01/11 CR 3 *NE
MAT-115 Intermediate Algebra....... 01/27/10 CR 3 *NE
ENS-201 Env. & Hum.: Race Save Plan 04/15/11 CR 3 *NE

This is what the academic evaluation looks like for liberal arts and social science major..

[bricabrac]

Bricbrac:

"Regarding Intro to LE, I can only speak to what I was told for my degree plan, BA Social Sciences:
Intro to LE = free elective"

In the new TESC college catalog Intro to law enforcement is under social science? Did they recently change it, when did you graduate from TESC?

I am making my roadmap for my Social Science major and trying to figure out where to place my credits..

Thanks!

Hi Msantos,

Sorry for the late reply but I only just now noticed this post. I'm not sure where you read in the catalog that intro to LE is listed under social sciences? I just searched it and did not locate it. Specifically pp 54-55 list only AOJ-102 as social sicience credit. I understand AOJ-101 does count in the criminal justice and probably emergency management degrees (maybe even liberal arts).

Good luck in designing your degree plan!