Can you "evaluate" my TESC BA in SS plan?

[sanantone]

Cooperalex......I don't know why you do this all the time. :p AOJ courses are not inherently prohibited from social sciences per TESC's webpage which lists a few AOJ courses as being acceptable as social sciences. Yes, one should confirm with advisement through email (not phone), but there are issues with the human services category. In another thread, someone just had their Fundamentals of Counseling DSST counted as a social science and PSY-331 without having to ask (this has to be the millionth person by now?). That is also listed under human services as COU-something. I didn't take the DSSTs, but I had AOJ-101 (Intro to LE) and AOJ-102 (Intro to CJ) transcribed as social sciences. TESC would not code the DSSTs as AOJ-101 and AOJ-102 if they did not have the same content as their SOCIAL SCIENCE courses. They would be given their own code. I wouldn't say it's officially not valid since TESC has had mistakes on their webpages in the past.

You can see here that TESC counts 5 of its AOJ courses as social sciences including Intro to CJ (AOJ-102).
Thomas Edison State College: General Education Electives