TESU BA in Environmental Studies

[Lewis.Yim]

Hello everyone,
I need help with planning my double major in Environmental Studies degree.

Will this do if I am paying for 16 credits instead of the residency waiver?
The main area I need help with is the "F: Area Courses" it needs 9 credits.

Take TESU GLB-301 (3)  Global Issues & Society
Take TESU ENS-314 (6) Global Environmental Change
Take TESU ENS-360 (6) Environmental Sustainability and Social Justice
Take CHEM-Lab (1) Chemistry 1 Lab at SL, ed4credit or at TESU

Environmental Studies 38 credits - 15 must be upper level

A: Biology 1 w/lab - 4 (Completed)
B: Environmental Science - 3 (Completed)
C: Earth's Resources - 3 (GEO-151 Physical Geology)
Study.com GEO-101 Physical Geology transfers to TESU as GEO-151 Phsyical Geology

D: Geology (Human) - 3 UL (TESU GLB-301 Global Issues & Society)
Required: I can't find a transfer available, taking at TESU
E: Chemistry I w/lab - 4 (In progress)
(missing lab credit, will take from SL, Ed4credit, or at TESU)

F: Area Courses - 9
Not sure what to take for these 3 Area Courses
I don't know what would satisfy these requirements, I will email TESU

G: AOS Electives - 12 UL
I don't know any where to get UL Environmental courses
TESU ENS-314 (6) Global Environmental Change
TESU ENS-360 (6) Environmental Sustainability and Social Justice

See attached pictures for details.  Please advise.  Thank you!

[TwinMom]

Hello everyone,
I need help with planning my double major in Environmental Studies degree.

I'm very interested to see if this can be worked out.
When I looked at it I couldn't find the UL courses needed but with the new 16 c thing maybe?

I know you could take the Chemistry I with lab at Study.

[ROYISAGIRL]

So I'm doing the same degree. If you take the Environmental course from Onlinedegree.com, the Environmental science from Study.com, the Geology from Study.com, also the environmental ethics it'll cover it. The two 6 credit TESU courses will have youol over in credits and you won't need any more Environmental courses.

[dfrecore]

The capstone is 3cr UL, so the 3 courses you have listed at the top are 15cr of UL, and you're good on that front. You don't need them in a particular area, just throughout the Area of Study, and I think you've covered that.

ENVS203: Environmental Ethics, Justice & Worldviews (Saylor) comes in as ETH-210
EV103: Climate Change & the Cryosphere (OnlineDegree) comes in as ENS-130

ENS 101: Environment & Humanity (Study.com), Environmental Science (DSST, IC Credit, SL, Sophia, Coopersmith) comes in as ENS-200

BIO121S Environmental Conservation (CSU-Global SSA) - unknown

BIOL 121: Environmental Conservation, BIOL 121L: Environmental Conservation - Lab, GEOL 101: Earth Science, GEOL 101L: Earth Science - Lab (CSU-Pueblo Independent Studies) - unknown

[Lewis.Yim]

dfrecore & royisagirl, I guess the courses you mentioned are for the F: Area Courses - 9 credits
I will take the OnlineDegree course and the Saylor.org course to complete 6 of the 9 credits.
Should I take Study.com GEO-101 Human & Cultural Geography as it'll come in as GOG-120?
How about one of the Study.com Earth Science courses? Are there any other providers with courses?

FYI, I can't take Study.com Environmental Science as I have already taken it at StraighterLine.
I was checking Coopersmith, Davar, Ed4credit, OD.com, Saylor, SL, Study.com but don't see anything.
For Clovis and Luna, I was unable to find anything that may fit in as Geology or Environmental Science.
I just checked NMJC, ENGT-213A (Energy Tech) Environmental Health & Safety might work.

[ROYISAGIRL]

Section C: physical geology (Study.com)
Section D: Global issues in Society (TESU)
Section F: Environmental Sustainability (TESU 6 credits) and Global Environmental (Tesu 6 credits)

Group 1: is filled from over credits in F

Group 2: Environmental Climate ( onlinedegree.com) and Environmental Ethics (TESU or Saylor)