TESC Natural Sciences/Math degree

[ban26ana]

Okay, now obviously I understand that you guys can't give any official transcript evaluation, yadda yadda yadda. I just want opinions.

General Education Requirements
English Composition (6 credits)

• AP Language (3)
  
• AP Literature (3)
  

Humanities (12 credits) *must include at least 2 subject areas

• Korean (3)
  
• Music Appreciation (3)
  
• Literature and the Natural World (3)
  
• Philosophy 102 (3)
  

Social Sciences (12 credits) *must include at least 2 subject areas

• Psychology 101 (3)
  
• Sociology 101 (3)
  
• History 101 (3)
  
• History 102 (3)
  

Natural Sciences and Mathematics (12 credits)

• One college level math course required: MAT220 (4)
  
• One computer science course required: CISM125 (3)
  
• Earth Science (4)
  
• Environmental Science (4)
  

General Education Electives (18)

• Calculus 1 (5)
  
• Calculus 2 (5)
  
• Calculus 3 (5)
  
• ECON315 (4)
  

Area of Study: Natural Sciences/Mathematics (33)
*At least 3 different subjects must be included. Must earn at least 12 credits in one subject area. Maximum of 18 credits can be earned in any one subject area. Maximum of two 100 level courses. Minimum of 18 credits at 300 or 400 level.

• MAT332 (4)
  
• MAT403 (4)
  
• MAT421 (4)
  
• MAT404 (4)
  
• MAT431 (4)
  
• Biology 103 (4)
  
• Computer Programming C++ (3)
  
• *Plan to take Natural Science CLEP (6)
  
• *Plan to take Environment and Humanity DSST (3)
  

Free Electives (27)

• Population and Public Policy (4)
  
• Internet and American Life (4)
  
• American Family (4)
  
• GOVT110 (3)
  
• HIS103 (3)
  
• HIS104 (3)
  
• CDCC140 (3)
  
• Sign Language (3)
  
• Speakers Series (1)
  
• Concepts of Physical Fitness (1)
  
• EDUC105 (1)
  

So as I see it, I just need to take the Natural Science CLEP and the Environment & Humanity DSST. That will total 9 credits. Those count as 200 level, right?

And I just want to make sure I understand what I'll have to pay. I'll need to pay a $75 registration fee, annual enrollment fee of $1533, technology fee of $113, and eventually a graduation fee of $272. That's it, right? I apply, get my transcripts evaluated (and take the 2 tests I need), and assuming they go for it, I graduate? Please oh please let this be it. And if it is, can someone give me a realistic timeline of how fast I can get it done? A new job opportunity just opened up at work and I really want it, and this degree would help me so much.