Sanantone's BA in Biology Question

[AngelofArcane]

Does this roadmap still look feasible?

I dont understand why the B.S couldnt be offered as well in Biology through TESU?

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[Ideas]

TESU.

It's probably all good.

[sanantone]

Can someone tell me what school this would end up coming from? (Maybe I missed that part lol!)hilarious
Does this roadmap still look feasible?

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I haven't checked in a couple of years. It's for TESU. My degree plans are listed on the TESU page of the wiki, but I guess it's hard to tell with a direct link.

Looking at the plan, I can tell you that you can't take the biology labs as standalones at University of New England. You can take the Biology I lab separately at Straighterline, but I don't think anyone has found a standalone, Biology II lab. You pretty much just have to take the whole 4-credit course. I took it at New Mexico Junior College, but there are other places to take it online. Another option that I didn't list for the Chemistry II lab is TESU.

I don't think UC San Diego Extension has any science courses worth college credit, but UC Berkeley Extension does. You just have to make sure you don't take the professional development courses.

[AngelofArcane]

How fantastic! I really didn't expect a response from the man of the hour himself! lol

Thanks so much for replying and giving the update provided on labs!
(Really appreciate it being broken down) Having things in the beginning laid out really helps to not lose any motivation!
Gotta Keep that noob wheel turning...

BTW, Is there a cheat for TESU'S General education requirements and their class equivalency?

For example (Quantitive Literacy, Informational Literacy) It falls under intellectual and practical skills but what is that for actual class options?

Thank you!

[bjcheung77]

You would not believe it, some forum members such as dfrecore, sanantone, and many others on here are in fact, women!
It's great having them online, they have so much knowledge (in regards to education) and provide great insight.

[sanantone]

How fantastic! I really didn't expect a response from the man of the hour himself! lol

Thanks so much for replying and giving the update provided on labs!
(Really appreciate it being broken down) Having things in the beginning laid out really helps to not lose any motivation!
Gotta Keep that noob wheel turning...

BTW, Is there a cheat for TESU'S General education requirements and their class equivalency?

For example (Quantitive Literacy, Informational Literacy) It falls under intellectual and practical skills but what is that for actual class options?

Thank you!

I don't have a lot of new stuff included on my gen ed page. I think dfrecore has some spreadsheets.

Edit: You can use the Uexcel or Saylor to cover Physics I and II, but there is only a cheap, standalone lab for Physics I at Straighterline. The only place I know of that has a standalone lab for Physics II is TESU, but that'll cost $500 under the Per Credit Tuition Plan. Otherwise, you can take Physics I with Lab at Straighterline and take Physics II with Lab online at a community college.

[AngelofArcane]

Found it! Thanks again for creating something so valuable!

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[AngelofArcane]

  My mistake. *Edited to remove confusion*

[sanantone]

That's General Biology I. Ed4Credit's BIO 101 is Anatomy and Physiology.