TESU: Assistance and Guidance.

[Fortune212]

Hello everyone my name is Jesse and I have been a long time stalker of this forum. After years of going to Community College on and off, I have amassed approximately 93 credits. I only need one more class to complete the general education requirements. The class that I need is Statistics which I plan to take this coming Spring 2017. My goal is to transfer the credits I currently have to TESU and complete the Bachelor of Science degree in Homeland Security and Emergency Management. The reason for pursuing this degree is because I am passionate about the subject and because the credits that I plan on transferring in were obtained in pursuit of an associates in administration of justice degree, so I have about 4 courses that I believe will suit this degree, such as intro to criminal justice, Criminal Law, Criminal Investigation, and Forensic and Scientific Aspects of Evidence. I have already sent my transcripts to TESU and have confirmed that they were received yesterday on 11/7/2016. The reason for this post is to get any input from the community about my plan. I have attached in this message my unofficial transcript and transcript totals. It would be greatly appreciated if someone can look at it and give any input regarding whether or not there could be any issues or if everything checks out. In addition I would like to add that I do have the opportunity to transfer to a California State university when I complete the Statistics course via a guaranteed transfer agreement that is included with the current education path that I am on. The problem with this though is the fact that if I were to transfer to the CSU then that would mean I can only begin the earliest in the fall 2017 term, which is a fairly long time. This is due to the transfer process and the fact that only a certain amount of transfer applicants are accepted each term. I would like guidance as to whether or not I should just finish this statistics course at my community college or other source and transfer it to TESU and finish my degree there, or just wait until fall 2017 to even begin my Bachelors at CSU? Please note that I would like to finish my education as fast possible. In addition my plan is to enroll at TESU under the comprehensive tuition plan because it allows the individual to take up to 36 credits in a year, and I'm hoping my evaluation will reveal that I need either 36 credits left to complete my degree or less credits to complete. I guess what I'm asking is does this all make sense? or is my plan off somewhere? I would like to to say in advance thank you to everyone of this forum for all the assistance and motivation you have provided towards helping me accomplish my goal. When opening the files please use Microsoft Word.