Need fastest route to finish English Degree

[JeniMCha]

Hi, I could really use some help for my degree. Below is what they are saying I need. I would really like to test out of as much as possible, trying to finish fast of course. Going for a BA in English thru TESU. Does anyone know what classes I should take? Thank you so much, really appreciate any help ya'll can offer.
PDF attached if that's easier.


Oral Communication 3SH[b] (Not started)[/b]
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) option: COM-209 Public Speaking

Information Literacy 3SH (INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENT)[b] (Not started)[/b]
To meet this requirement, students MUST take SOS-110 Critical Information Literacy at Thomas Edison State University.

Survey of Lit 6 SH[b] (Not started) (6 credits needed)[/b]
*must earn grades of C/CR or better
For TESU course options, go to LIT-205 American Literature I
and LIT-206 American Literature II

Anal & Int Lit 3 SH (Not started) (3 credits needed)

[b]C: Non Western Lit 3 SH (Not started) (3 credits needed)[/b]

[b].[b]D: English Electvs 18SH (In progress)[/b][/b]
[b][b]**At least 15 of the 30 credits required within the entire Area of Study must be at the 300/400 level.**[/b][/b]

[rachel83az]

Oral Communication - Sophia Public Speaking (Sophia is also a good way to fill out your missing non-AOS electives)
Information Literacy - No substitute - TESU class
Survey of Literature - If you have a CLEP center open near you, https://modernstates.org/course/american-literature/ Otherwise, SDC "English 102: American Literature" and take American Literature II at TESU. Coopersmith has 2 American Literature courses; maybe these count?
Analyzing & Interpreting Literature - SDC "English 103: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature"
Non-Western Literature: SDC "English 301: Non-Western Literature"

SDC has English 305: Advanced Technical Writing that comes into TESU as ENG-306 : Intermediate Technical Writing. Non-western literature is another UL, that's 6.

BYU has some UL English courses: https://is.byu.edu/catalog?school=18&sub...pecial=All ENGL 361 should come to TESU as LIT-301. ELANG 325 should come in as ENG-324. ELANG 322 as ENG-399

So does University of Idaho: https://www.uidaho.edu/academics/online-...se/english Technical writing should come into TESU as ENG 306.

Double-check with TESU before starting any of these options just to make sure that these equivalencies are correct. It looks like you're not actually enrolled. I would suggest paying for the 1-credit Medical Terminology TECEP for $50. You don't actually have to take the TECEP but paying for it will get you fully enrolled so that you can access everything TESU has to offer.

[JeniMCha]

Oral Communication - Sophia Public Speaking (Sophia is also a good way to fill out your missing non-AOS electives)
Information Literacy - No substitute - TESU class
Survey of Literature - If you have a CLEP center open near you, https://modernstates.org/course/american-literature/ Otherwise, SDC "English 102: American Literature" and take American Literature II at TESU. Coopersmith has 2 American Literature courses; maybe these count?
Analyzing & Interpreting Literature - SDC "English 103: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature"
Non-Western Literature: SDC "English 301: Non-Western Literature"

SDC has English 305: Advanced Technical Writing that comes into TESU as ENG-306 : Intermediate Technical Writing. Non-western literature is another UL, that's 6.

BYU has some UL English courses: https://is.byu.edu/catalog?school=18&sub...pecial=All ENGL 361 should come to TESU as LIT-301. ELANG 325 should come in as ENG-324. ELANG 322 as ENG-399

So does University of Idaho: https://www.uidaho.edu/academics/online-...se/english Technical writing should come into TESU as ENG 306.

Double-check with TESU before starting any of these options just to make sure that these equivalencies are correct. It looks like you're not actually enrolled. I would suggest paying for the 1-credit Medical Terminology TECEP for $50. You don't actually have to take the TECEP but paying for it will get you fully enrolled so that you can access everything TESU has to offer.