Bachelor's degree plan

[blablyeah]

Hello, I previously posted on this board back in March or so (not sure) and at the time I was looking into getting my two year degree through TESC. However, since then, I've taken a couple semesters at my local community college (Rowan College at Gloucester County) here in New Jersey and I'm set to graduate with my associate degree in the next week or so. The two year degree is in history and I'm hoping to obtain a four year degree in any subject (it's required for promotion at my work, but the major doesn't matter). These are all of the courses I've taken.


As part of the two year degree:

Art Appreciation - 3
General Biology I - 4
English Composition - 3
History of United States I - 3
Oral Communication - 3
Century American Authors - 3
Cultural Geography - 3
First Aid, Safety & CPR - 2
Introduction to Philosophy I - 3
American Federal Government - 3
History of Western Civilization I - 3
History of United States II - 3
Intro to Political Science - 3
Principles of Sociology - 3
History of Western Civ II -3
Ethics - 3
Earth Science: Air and Space - 4
Society, Ethics and Technology - 3
Beginning Algebra - 3
Intermediate Algebra - 3
English Composition II - 3
General Psychology - 3

Outside of this community college, I've also completed two credits worth of the fire study courses from NFA ( I think that's what it's called), the TEEX courses, Business Communication for three credits, abnormal psych for 3 credits, educational psych for three credits, and developmental psych for three credits.

Anyway, I would like to earn a degree through TESC using these credits and the two year degree. I have to register for another semester at the community college soon (if that's what I choose to do), so I was wondering if anyone could give me a little guidance on which courses might be best to take, and which degree plans from TESC may fit my needs best. I am willing to do any combination of community college classes with CLEP, Straighterline, etc. so all suggestions are appreciated.