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My remaining Gen Ed classes are as follows:
College algebra and above. 3. Straightliner?
3. Straightliner?
Computer concepts. 3
Diversity or global lit. 3
Responsible ethical leadership. 3
Personal and social responsibility elective. 3
Statistics. 3
Technical writing. 3
General physics 1&2. 8. Straightliner?
Meteorology. 3
I'm looking for advice on how to complete these quickly, economically and be accepted by TESC. Anyone with experience in these classes willing to share their secrets😊. Thanks in advance.
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You could do Straighterline, Saylor, or DSSTs for most of those classes. I know Mississippi State has a Meteorology program online, but I have no idea about costs.
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Do you prefer Straighterline or testing?
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KayV Wrote:Do you prefer Straighterline or testing?
Don't know, I don't have experience with either.
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Don't forget ALEKS for Math you could do Algebra and Statistics. For Technical Writing I recommend the DSST it is really not hard. You need to try different things to get a feel for what way works best for you.
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Lindagerr Wrote:Don't forget ALEKS for Math you could do Algebra and Statistics. For Technical Writing I recommend the DSST it is really not hard. You need to try different things to get a feel for what way works best for you.
Thanks. Does anyone have input for equivalencies in regards to diversity or global literacy, responsible ethical leadership and the personal and social responsibility electives?
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So, I ran my credits through TESC's system to get an unofficial academic eval under the current catalog and... DSST Modern Middle East will count for "Diversity or Global literacy."
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