TESC International Studies plan

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This is going to be a more difficult degree, because there are no free electives at all, and you are very limited on the number of 100-Level courses/exams you can take to fill the Area of Study. Once you get the Western Civ courses (which are 100-level and required), that leaves absolutely ZERO courses allowed at the 100-level. Which means I guess that your foreign language requirement is intermediate level, because those are required, and the first 2 semesters are considered 100-level. I would double-check with TESC on that when you get closer to that point.

It also means that if you want to take any International Studies classes at a CC, you will have to run each one past a TESC advisor, because you want it in writing that they will consider a course taken as 200-level BEFORE you take it.

You haven't said how you're going to take your non-GE courses (exam, classes online, or another way), but I can give you some places to start looking:

CollegePlus.org has a couple of courses that will probably fit
TorahCollegeCredits.com has a few that may work
UofIdaho-IS has some History & Lit courses
UofArkansas-SP has some Anthropology & Geography courses
CSU-Pueblo IS has some Anthropology, Geography & PoliSci courses
BYU-IS has Anthropology, Literature, Geography, History & PoliSci courses

Between all of those, you may be able to find enough 200-level and UL courses to get the degree without having to take really expensive courses at a regular 4-yr college or online university.