finishing degree after many years

[ahall123]

After many years, I would like to finish my degree. I am thinking I would would go to TESC, but certainly open to other thoughts. Back in the day, I attended a State University and hoping to transfer the following

Composition (Eng 101)
Intro to Western Civilization (HST 101)
Basic Concepts Math
Introductory Sociology
Introductory Spanish
Composition and LIT (Eng 102)
Basic Concepts Math II
Introductory Psychology
History of Western Art
Introductory Spanish II
Biological Science
Macroeconomics
US History
The US and World Problems
Fundamentals of Accounting I
Biological Science II
Microeconomics
Finite Mathematics
American National Government
Intro to Data Processing
Fiction
Public Communication
Fundamentals Of Accounting II
Probability and Statistics
Marketing
Principles of Management
Social Psychology

Can someone help me with a degree plan? I am not sure how these might fulfill the TESC requirements since the categories seem so different. Any thoughts or guidance would be very appreciated. I would like to get the BS in Finance or Accounting . Do you see anything in my list that you think would fulfill the Quantitative Literacy, Information Literacy, Diversity and Ethics requirements?

Is there a guide to common equivalents somewhere that I am missing?

Thanks, AH

[dfrecore]

I can help you. I created a quick plan for the BSBA Accounting at TESU. The Finance degree will be exactly the same but with 6 different courses in the AOS (Area of Study). Unfortunately, I'm not sure if there is an inexpensive way to get the 6th course (we have 5 available through different means), but you would just have to find that course somewhere.

[jsd]

not that it's important, but you listed the $300 Cornerstone as a "Capstone" accidentally

[Zachcleigh]

A BSBA at TESC would directly use these in the "major category" (assuming they are transferable):

Macroeconomics
Fundamentals of Accounting I
Microeconomics
Intro to Data Processing (maybe if its taken as a computer intro class)
Fundamentals Of Accounting II
Marketing
Principles of Management

Under GER (General education requirements, the following would be directly usable (assuming they transfer):
Composition (Eng 101)
Intro to Western Civilization (HST 101)
Basic Concepts Math
Introductory Sociology
Introductory Spanish
Composition and LIT (Eng 102)
Basic Concepts Math II
Introductory Psychology
History of Western Art
Introductory Spanish II
Biological Science
US History
The US and World Problems
Biological Science II
Finite Mathematics
American National Government
Public Communication
Probability and Statistics
Social Psychology

The remaining course(s) would be usable to fill elective requirements, along with some of the courses above (some will overlap and be usable as elective credit).