New General Education Requirements Effective July 1

[P226mem]

@p226mem, post #8 has got your answer.  If you refer to that link, it shows you almost all the options available to select from. 

sorta. Post 17 has my answer.  Knowledge of Human Culture requirements have 4 subsections now to meet (one each from Humanities, History, and Social Sciences, and then subsection 4 is "2 of any mix of those".  
Now it makes sense what TESU was saying about History is not part of Social Sciences any more but still 'history" and now "humanities".
post 8 just shows all possible.  but when I click it's not showing the the subsections.

thanks though.  I got it from Level Up's post in #17. I just wasn't seeing the 9 plus 6 as the sectional split with category names. Figured it was something very captain obvious like that.

[bjcheung77]

I do apologize to hijack the post, for Bachelor with 2 AOS. Requirement of 18 UL credits, does it mean i have to have 18 UL cr in total ( AOS1+AOS2 ) Or must i have 18 UL credits for each AOS ?
Thank u

For the BA, it's going to be 15 UL in AOS1, 15 UL in AOS2, the capstone shared between the two is the last 3UL for both AOS.
For the BSBA, it'll be 12 UL for AOS1, 12 UL in AOS2, as the business capstone will be shared between the two AOS for final 3UL.

[Cofffeee]

Got it. Thank u so much

[LevelUP]

BALS Knowledge of Human Cultures.  The first three courses (9 credits) seem to be "must" and then the other 2 courses (6 other credits) can be from the ones listed or from "other courses that may satisfy the areas".   Did that change so that certain things are required and others are pick whatever you want from the bigger list and/or other transfer.  Or is it still basically:  you need 15 in this category, pick 'em yourself.

The first 9 are more specific.  Social science I have no idea what works there, not history, not Psychology.

Heads up the BA Computer Science changed too.

Now AOS is 42 credits required from 39  (they added 6 more required, moved the Capstone to its own section)
They added a new section called:
Add'l AOS Elect 6 credits required
For this section, they take anything in Natural Sciences, Math and/or Computer Sciences.  The Sophia Environmental Science worked there.


Total of 30 Free electives you have now.

[Flelm]

I do apologize to hijack the post, for Bachelor with 2 AOS. Requirement of 18 UL credits, does it mean i have to have 18 UL cr in total ( AOS1+AOS2 ) Or must i have 18 UL credits for each AOS ?
Thank u

Each.

[Cofffeee]

Thank u all

[LevelUP]

Liberal Studies AOS went from 30cr to 42 cr required and the Capstone can't be included in the total.

[P226mem]

Liberal Studies AOS went from 30cr to 42 cr required and the Capstone can't be included in the total.

I just looked at how my AOS worked out with it.  Basically everything that had been in the old E category of "Gen Ed Electives" should be able to go into those extra 12 credits (and the extra 3 in electives too).  Capstone was its own category already.  That change isn't that big of a change with 30 to 42. Just where they get put on eval.    


on the "social sciences" category you wrote: "The first 9 are more specific.  Social science I have no idea what works there, not history, not Psychology."

History does not.  But
Psych still does as far as I can see.  Psych courses are still in the Social Sciences part of current Gen Ed courses along with the ones you listed on the BSBA.

edit: from the What if evals though... not sure psych does, or if there's a glitch. sigh

[LevelUP]

Liberal Studies AOS went from 30cr to 42 cr required and the Capstone can't be included in the total.

I just looked at how my AOS worked out with it.  Basically everything that had been in the old E category of "Gen Ed Electives" should be able to go into those extra 12 credits (and the extra 3 in electives too).  Capstone was its own category already.  That change isn't that big of a change with 30 to 42. Just where they get put on eval.    


on the "social sciences" category you wrote: "The first 9 are more specific.  Social science I have no idea what works there, not history, not Psychology."

History does not.  But
Psych still does as far as I can see.  Psych courses are still in the Social Sciences part of current Gen Ed courses along with the ones you listed on the BSBA.

My Psychology course came in as PSY-101 Introduction to Psychology.  It didn't work for Social Sciences.

Are you saying when you ran the academic evaluation it worked for you?  What is the course name/number?

[rachel83az]

BA CS seems to be the same: 87 credits completed for both.

BSBA CIS is better for the new catalog: 85 applied to my current catalog or 87 for 2022.

ASBA: 42 credits applied vs. 48 credits for 2022

ASNSM Comp Sci is the same for both.

ASNSM Math 42 vs. 48 credits for 2022.

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My Psychology course came in as PSY-101 Introduction to Psychology.  It didn't work for Social Sciences.

Are you saying when you ran the academic evaluation it worked for you?  What is the course name/number?

It looks like the easiest & cheapest way to fill the requirement is going to be to take one of the TEEX courses. https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/j...r#Cultures Basic Property Technician is only $45 and should fit. I think.