Please Take a Look at my Plan :) Liberal Arts!

[RockinOut]

Hi there! I am working towards a BA in liberal studies at TESU. Here is a list of courses I have either completed for the remainder of credits I needed, or I will be getting started on soon I would appreciate any feedback on how it all looks. Thank you!!
And yes, I am trying to do most of it through SL since I am on the move a lot and it seems to work the best for me.

GENERAL ED: (Completed all these)

Oral Communication: SL COM 108
Quantitative Literacy: ALEKS College Algebra
Information Literacy: SL World Religion
Ethics: SL Business Ethics
Civic Engagement: SL American Government
Social Sciences/Humanities (need 3 credits): SL US History 1
Natural World (need 4 credits): SL Bio with lab

LIBERAL ARTS REQUIREMENTS:

UL (need 6.33 credits):
SL Organizational Behavior
SL Microbiology with lab

LL (200 level need 6.33 credits):
SL Environmental Science
SL Science of Nutrition
SL Medical Terminology

QUESTIONING IF NUTRITION AND MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY WILL BE OKAY?? TESU used a class I took at community college that transfers as HEA-101 to my elective credits for liberal arts, so thats why I am looking at medical terminology.


ELECTIVES:
Need 20 GEs
Need 24 Electives in liberal studies

So, for electives I have recently taken:
TEEX cybersecurity courses (6 credits)
Kaplan PLA (3 credits)
ALEKS Trigonometry (3 credits)
SL Accounting 1 and 2 (6 credits)
SL CPR (2 credits)
--Will all of these count towards GE or will any work for liberal study electives? Trig?

I am also looking at taking:
SL Personal Fitness/Wellness - transfers to Personal Fitness - PYT-161
SL Western Civ 1 & 2
SL Microeconomics and SL macroeconomics
SL Student Success - transfers to Special Studies in Selected Topics - FEL-199
SL Personal Finance - transfers to Personal Finance for 2000 and Beyond - BUE-101
SL Business Law - transfers to Business Law - LAW-201
SL US History 2

I have taken the accounting courses and was looking at the finance and business law courses for other random reasons that have recently come up in my life…but I am assuming none of those would fulfill liberal arts electives? Do the others I have listed? Sorry, I know I have another recent post where I am also asking about what qualifies as liberal studies and I just want to check in on all of this...

Oh and I have already taken SL psychology, sociology, philosophy, and criminal justice. I will be just under the 90 credit max for SL

THANK YOU!!

[dfrecore]

Your wording is a little confusing, so I need some clarification between: 1) General Education Electives; 2) Liberal Arts courses; and 3) Free Electives. You use the word "electives" quite a bit, but it's hard to figure out which section you're talking about.

Medical Terminology, CPR, Personal Fitness, Student Success, and Personal Finance are all Free Electives - they will not count anywhere else.

Micro or Macroecon, Western Civ or US History will count under several different areas: Knowledge of Human Cultures, GE Electives, and Area of Study. Since they're all 100-level courses I would use them to fill in the GE areas first.

You did not include anything you took at CC, you might want to add that to your list.

You also do not have any TECEP's, are you going to try to add in the 7 TECEP's needed for residency or pay the $3300 enrollment fee?

You also don't have very many UL courses listed. How were you going to get those?