Help with my Degree plan

[cavelady]

I'm looking at doing the exercise science bachelor's from Concordia St. Paul and I'd like to test out of as many classes as possible. After that, I'd like to take as many as I can through places like Straighterline etc. Faster/cheaper.

I'm at a loss for how to figure out which tests will be accepted for which classes. (Edit: I found some resources and figured out some of the CLEPS to take. Included those below.)

A little about me...if this helps: Strengths/interests are anything artsy/creative, English, Spanish etc. Weaknesses are science/math. Wherever possible I'd like to go with options that play to my strengths/interests.

Below are degree requirements and what I've figured out so far. Any help on the cheapest/best way to do this would be very appreciated. Thanks!


General Education Requirements:
Writing (4 credits required)
Literature (4 credits required) - Analyzing and Interpreting Literature - CLEP
Communication (4 credits required)
History/Political Science (4 credits required) - History of the United States I - CLEP
- Must take either History or Political Science course (4 credits required)
Global Studies (4 credits required) - Spanish I - CLEP
- Must select from the following areas: World Religion, Modern Language, Intercultural Studies, World History or Macroeconomics
Social Science/Behavioral Science (4 credits required) - Introductory Sociology - CLEP
- Must take either an Intro. or General Psychology or Sociology
Fine Arts (4 credits required)
-2 courses from 2 different areas required
*Fine Arts - Art Area
*Fine Arts - Music Area
*Fine Arts - Theatre Area
Health and Physical Education (3 credits required)
-Must take personal Health course
Natural Science (5 credits required)
Mathematics (3 credits required)


Exercise Science Requirements: (Not sure if I can test out of any of these or take the courses somewhere else)
Health Psychology
Exercise Physiology
Epidemiological Foundations
Motor Dev, Control, & Motor Learn
Sport Business
Biomechanics
Applied Nutrition
Senior Seminar

Elective Requirements:
36 Elective credits