Switching from BSAST to BA LIBST??

[johnvan]

Hello, I posted previously regarding my difficulties meeting the required Physics requirement for a BSAST. It's costly and would be academically challenging. I'm not enjoying ALEKS Statistics either.

I'm considering switching to a BA.LIBST but this would mean the loss of at least 20 credits since I was granted a lot of credits through my pilot license and experience as a pilot.

I've attached two .pdf files with my academic evaluation from TESC. You can see that I've enrolled in 4 TECEPS which I have yet to complete. I have also completed, but not yet transferred 3 straighterline courses, Anthropology, Business Ethics, World Religion and am just about to finish Western Civilization.

If anybody is interested in looking and helping me figure out my options, that would be great. Straighterline, TECEPS and anything else that can be done from home entirely would be my first choice, CLEP tests are a 3 hour round trip drive and DSST would be a 6 hour round trip. I've done one CLEP and the drive wasn't too bad but I'd prefer to avoid it if possible.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

[bricabrac]

Below are my suggestions for the BA Liberal Arts degree utilizing Straighterline (SL) and TECEP exams:

Personal and Social Responsibility (9)
SL ANT101 Anthropology, COMPLETED
TECEP ETH210 Environmental Ethics (free prep)
SL SOC101 Intro to Sociology

Humanities (6)
SL PHI101 Introduction to Philosophy
TECEP COM210 Public Relations & Thought Practice

General Education (18)
SL HIS101 Western Civilization I, COMPLETED
SL HIS102 Western Civilization II
SL PSY101 Intro to Psychology
SL POS110 American Government
SL AOJ101 Intro to Criminal Justice
TECEP MAT105 Applied Liberal Arts Math

Liberal Arts (15 UL)
SL PHI384 Business Ethics, COMPLETED
SL REL405 World Religion, COMPLETED
SL COM300 Business Communications
SL PSY361/MAN311 Organizational Behavior
TECEP PSY350 Abnormal Psychology -OR- SL BIO351 Microbiology[INDENT]3rd Option?? - TECEP MAR321 Marketing Communications (You would need to check with advising if this exam could be used here. Have seen it used for communications majors so it's a possibility)[/INDENT]


Good luck!

[sanantone]

Have you thought about doing the BSAST in Technical Studies? You could complete chemistry I and II with lab instead of physics I and II with lab. You still need statistics, though.