06-25-2011, 03:12 PM
Linda,
Yes, your plan looks perfect. I didn't realize you still needed so many history exams, for some reason assumed you were closer to the end. The cost for the history degree would be a bit higher. Even so if you still need 4-6 exams. It really all comes down to this; which would you actually prefer? And would be the easier subjects for you to test?
Social Science = (6) Exams or 18 cr?
History = HIS356 course plus remaining (4-6) exams or 18-24 cr?
- For the history degree I thought US history II and West civ II are also required? You can buy the books from another student for $60-65 on textbook swap.
From my quick estimates it looks like about a 300-500 difference between degrees. Not that much all considered. Time would be approx the same.
Good luck in whatever you choose!
Yes, your plan looks perfect. I didn't realize you still needed so many history exams, for some reason assumed you were closer to the end. The cost for the history degree would be a bit higher. Even so if you still need 4-6 exams. It really all comes down to this; which would you actually prefer? And would be the easier subjects for you to test?
Social Science = (6) Exams or 18 cr?
History = HIS356 course plus remaining (4-6) exams or 18-24 cr?
- For the history degree I thought US history II and West civ II are also required? You can buy the books from another student for $60-65 on textbook swap.
From my quick estimates it looks like about a 300-500 difference between degrees. Not that much all considered. Time would be approx the same.
Good luck in whatever you choose!
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AAS, Admin Studies. 2010
BA, Social Sciences. 2010. Arnold Fletcher Award.
AAS, Environmental, Safety & Security Technologies. 2011
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