Degree plan - BS in Accounting at Excelsior College - feedback needed

[anucha45]

Hello!

I'm fairly new to this forum. I've been snooping around for some time, doing my research, and reading posts. Finally, I finished a draft of my degree plan (BS in accounting from Excelsior). I have to admit that this forum is absolutely awesome with a bunch of information and great people who are always willing to offer advice.

As far as college goes, I already have my bachelor and masters degree in English literature, and some previous credits in business related subjects. Originally, I’m from Poland, and when I came to the States last year I had my degrees evaluated by ECE. Currently I’m enrolled in my local community college for AAS in accounting. (I just started this summer. If all goes well, I should graduate in the spring of 2014, and then transfer all my CC courses to Excelsior College).
Also, I'm going to pass CPA exams, but I will meet the requirements for my state (24 hrs in accounting courses and 24 hrs of business and economics courses, and also 150 credits requirement) once I finish my AAS.
Thank you in advance for your feedback!

CC= Community College courses already completed
CLEP, DSST, ECEP= Courses I still have to test out of.

BS in accounting (Excelsior)

Gen Ed. Requirements (60)

Written English component : (6 credits)

- English composition I 3 credits (CC)
- English composition II 3 Straighterline course??? *

*I have a bunch of credits for English composition. However, these come from a foreign university, and I don’t know if EC would accept them. If not, then maybe Straighterline course would be an option.

Arts and sciences component:

Humanities requirement: (9 credits)

- Ethics and its applications ECEP 3 credits
- American literature (previous degree) 3 credits
- Technical English (previous degree) 3 credits

Social Sciences/History Req. (15 credits)

- Microeconomics (3 credits) CLEP
- Macroeconomics (3 credits) CLEP
- Sociology (3 credits) ECEP
- History of England (3 credits) (previous degree)
- Social Psychology (3 credits) ECEP

Natural sciences/Math req. (9 credits)

- Biology CLEP (3 credits) (CC)
- Business stats (3 credits) ALEX
- College algebra (3 credits) CLEP

Remaining arts and sciences credit: (up to 21 credits)

- Spanish II (16 credits) CLEP
- Principles of public speaking (3 credits) (CC)
- Introduction to business DSST (3 credits)

Additional credit component: (15 credits)
(Any collegiate-level study)

- Applied accounting systems (3 credits) (CC)
- Auditing (3 credits) (CC)
- Spreadsheets (3 credits) (CC)
- Not-for-profit accounting (3 credits) (CC)
- Marketing for financial services 2 (previous degree)
- Information literacy 1 (waived)

Business component credits (45 credits):

Business core req. (30 credits):

- Financial acct (3 credits) (CC)
- Managerial acct (3 credits) (CC)
- Introductory business law (3 credits) (CC)
- Introduction to microcomputers (3 credits) (CC)
- Principles of management (3 credits) ECEP or CLEP
- Principles of marketing (3 credits) ECEP or CLEP
- Principles of finance (3 credits) DSST
- Production/operations management (3 credits) ECEP Upper-level
- Bus strategy capstone *** EC (3 credits) Upper-level

Organizational behavior req.

- Organizational behavior ECEP (3 credits) Upper-level

Concentration req. (15 credits)
(at least 9 must be upper level) ???

- Intermediate accounting I 3 upper level ***
- Intermediate accounting II 3 upper level
- Cost accounting (previous college coursework - upper level) 3
- Advanced accounting (LSU) (3 credits) Upper-level
- Tax accounting (3 credits) (CC)

*** Intermediate accounting I & II is offered at my community college, and is part of the requirements for AAS. However, these courses are lower level (202 & 203). Would EC accept them towards concentration requirements? I thought that maybe it would be reasonable to take these courses at LSU, and transfer them back to my CC. So I would satisfy AAS requirements if CC accepts them, and at the same time EC would count them for BS. Do you think it is a good idea?