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TESC FEMA Credit - suite1 - 02-13-2014
I've seen a lot of posts on here where people have earned FEMA credit and are then disappointed that it did not fit into their degree plan, which makes for a really tough day. Suggestion: Think of FEMA credit mainly as a "filler" for your degree plan at TESC. My degree plan is the Liberal Studies and my FEMA credit counts under "Free Electives" (a maximum of 16 credits from FEMA specifically, which I have 12). FEMA is great and I highly recommend it, though no one wants to feel they've wasted time studying for things they won't need. Good luck! Also, here's a direct link to FEMA credit accepted at TESC as of June 2013: http://www.tesc.edu/degree-completion/documents/FEMA_Independent_Study_course_review.pdf
TESC FEMA Credit - jobee - 02-14-2014
FEMA has been talked about in 283 strings, but glad you are getting value out of it and it is helping you with TESC
