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Help with TESC plan - Puttlesbridge - 12-12-2014 My son has an associates from CC. He is working on getting a BA from TESC with a goal of getting his masters in Acupuncture. The requirements for The Acupuncture schools he is interested in range from needing 60 credits to needing a bachelors degree. Please could you advise on the best plan for him with the following credits. He is thinking either Social Science or Liberal Arts would be the best bet with the credits he has, though is open to any suggestions. His credits so far come from Community College, Straighterline and ALEKS. He would like to use SL as much as he can but is open to CLEP and DSST. A: Intellectual Skills CC-Composition Rhetoric I CC-Comp Rhetoric II CC-Survey Math Reasoning CC-Speech Communication CC-College Algebra B: Responsibility CC-Introduction to Sociology SL-Business Ethics CC-World Religions C: Human Cultures CC-Introduction to Literature CC-Introduction to Psychology SL-Nutrition CC-Western Civilization I CC-Introduction to Criminal CC-Intro to the Humanities D: General Ed Electives CC-Microeconomics CC-Music Appreciation CC-Public Speaking I CC-Gender humanities CC-Math Survey CC-Anatomy & Physiology 1 Other credits SL-Cultural Anthropology CC-Western Civilization II CC-Principles of Management. CC-Concepts Physical Fitness and Wellness SL-Principles of Financial Accounting SL-Medical Terminology CC-Group Dynamics SL-Intro Business SL-US HISTORY 2 SL-US History 1 SL-American Government ALEKS-Trigonometry ALEKS-Intermediate Algebra Help with TESC plan - KayV - 12-13-2014 Here's a plan for a BA in Liberal Studies at TESC. I would strongly encourage your son to finish a BA before he goes on to acupuncture school. Best wishes. ![]() TESC BA Liberal Studies (SL and CC) A: Intellectual Skills CC-Composition Rhetoric I CC-Comp Rhetoric II CC-Survey Math Reasoning CC-Speech Communication CC-College Algebra B: Responsibility CC-Introduction to Sociology DSST-Business Ethics and Society CC-World Religions REL-299 C: Human Cultures CC-Introduction to Literature CC-Introduction to Psychology SL-Nutrition CC-Western Civilization I CC-Introduction to Criminal CC-Intro to the Humanities D: General Ed Electives CC-Microeconomics CC-Music Appreciation CC-Public Speaking I CC-Gender humanities CC-Math Survey SL-Cultural Anthropology II. Area of Study: Liberal Studies A. Humanities 1. SL-Business Ethics PHI-354 3UL 2. SL- Intro to World Religions REL-405 3UL 3. SL- Business Communication COM-300 3UL 4. CC-Group Dynamics COM-299 B. Natural Science 1. CC-Anatomy & Physiology 1 BIO-210 2. SL Anatomy & Physiology II BIO-213 3. SL Microbiology BIO-351 3UL C. Social Science 1. SL-US History 1 2. SL-US HISTORY 2 3. SL Organizational Behavior PSY-361 3UL D. LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone 3UL III. Free Electives 27 1. CC-Western Civilization II 2. CC-Principles of Management. 3. CC-Concepts Physical Fitness and Wellness 4. SL-Principles of Financial Accounting 5. SL-Medical Terminology 6. SL-Intro Business 7. SL-American Government 8. ALEKS-Trigonometry 9. ALEKS-Intermediate Algebra Help with TESC plan - sanantone - 12-13-2014 Are you planning on including the prerequisites? Help with TESC plan - KayV - 12-13-2014 Excellent point, Sanantone! Help with TESC plan - Puttlesbridge - 12-26-2014 Thank you KayV for the plan, thats a great help. I made a mistake in the initial posting, his Religion was SL not CC, is there another SL class he could use in the Section A. Humanities? Also he did not pass SL Organizational behavior is there another SL he could use, or he could take DSST Substance Abuse. TESC BA Liberal Studies (SL and CC) A: Intellectual Skills CC-Composition Rhetoric I CC-Comp Rhetoric II CC-Survey Math Reasoning CC-Speech Communication CC-College Algebra B: Responsibility CC-Introduction to Sociology DSST-Business Ethics and Society SL- Intro to World Religions C: Human Cultures CC-Introduction to Literature CC-Introduction to Psychology SL-Nutrition CC-Western Civilization I CC-Introduction to Criminal CC-Intro to the Humanities D: General Ed Electives CC-Microeconomics CC-Music Appreciation CC-Public Speaking I CC-Gender humanities CC-Math Survey SL-Cultural Anthropology II. Area of Study: Liberal Studies A. Humanities 1. SL-Business Ethics PHI-354 3UL 2. ? 3. SL- Business Communication COM-300 3UL 4. CC-Group Dynamics COM-299 B. Natural Science 1. CC-Anatomy & Physiology 1 BIO-210 2. SL Anatomy & Physiology II BIO-213 3. SL Microbiology BIO-351 3UL C. Social Science 1. SL-US History 1 2. SL-US HISTORY 2 3. SL Organizational Behavior PSY-361 3UL D. LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone 3UL III. Free Electives 27 1. CC-Western Civilization II 2. CC-Principles of Management. 3. CC-Concepts Physical Fitness and Wellness 4. SL-Principles of Financial Accounting 5. SL-Medical Terminology 6. SL-Intro Business 7. SL-American Government 8. ALEKS-Trigonometry 9. ALEKS-Intermediate Algebra Share Help with TESC plan - KayV - 12-26-2014 Since he took the SL World Religions course, it counts as upper level and can work toward his UL major hours. We can just shuffle Anthropology over where the CC-level Religions course was. He will still need 3 more UL hours to replace the Organizational Behavior course, so I put in the DSST you mentioned. It could also be fulfilled with the Saylor Managerial Communications course transcribed as COM-373. Good luck! TESC BA Liberal Studies (SL and CC) A: Intellectual Skills CC-Composition Rhetoric I CC-Comp Rhetoric II CC-Survey Math Reasoning CC-Speech Communication CC-College Algebra B: Responsibility CC-Introduction to Sociology DSST-Business Ethics and Society SL-Cultural Anthropology C: Human Cultures CC-Introduction to Literature CC-Introduction to Psychology SL-Nutrition CC-Western Civilization I CC-Introduction to Criminal CC-Intro to the Humanities D: General Ed Electives CC-Microeconomics CC-Music Appreciation CC-Public Speaking I CC-Gender humanities CC-Math Survey SL-American Government II. Area of Study: Liberal Studies A. Humanities 1. SL-Business Ethics PHI-354 3UL 2. SL- Intro to World Religions REL-405 3UL 3. SL- Business Communication COM-300 3UL 4. CC-Group Dynamics COM-299 B. Natural Science 1. CC-Anatomy & Physiology 1 BIO-210 2. SL Anatomy & Physiology II BIO-213 3. SL Microbiology BIO-351 3UL C. Social Science 1. SL-US History 1 2. SL-US HISTORY 2 3. DSST Substance Abuse SOS-305 3UL D. LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone 3UL III. Free Electives 27 1. CC-Western Civilization II 2. CC-Principles of Management. 3. CC-Concepts Physical Fitness and Wellness 4. SL-Principles of Financial Accounting 5. SL-Medical Terminology 6. SL-Intro Business 7. ALEKS-Intermediate Algebra 8. ALEKS-Trigonometry 9. Any 3 credit hours (SL, NFA, TEEX, etc.) |