Advice for degree plan TESC BA in Liberal Studies

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Here's a few (but not all) options...

Oral Communication 3 credits

DSST Principles of Public Speaking, Davar Academy Public Speaking, or Straighterline Intro to Communications.

Information Literacy 3 credits

CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature, DSST Introduction to World Religions, UExcel Research Methods in Psychology, Davar Academy Information Literacy, Coopersmith Research Methods in Psychology, Straighterline Introduction to Religion

Ethics 3 credits

Free option --

The American Institute For Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (commonly referred to as "The Institutes") offer a free ethics course that is ACE recommended for 2 credits.

312N-H Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct (2 credits) - an upper level ethics/philosophy course that meet's TESU's General Education "ethics" requirement (you might have to ask for an exception to be made for the last credit, but typically this is automatically granted. The 3rd credit is to be made up as a general ed elective).
To signup, use the following link: Preserve the trust on which insurance transactions are based with an understanding of ethics

Select the FREE option. You should not do the $5 option. The paid option is for "Continuing Education credit," which is different than college credit. The free version is ACE approved for college credit.

or, other paid options:
Ethics in America DSST, Business Ethics in Society DSST, Business Ethics Straighterline, Business Ethics UExcel , Bioethics UExcel , Environmental Ethics TECEP, and Ethics: Theory and Practice UExcel, Saylor Environmental Ethics

Civic Engagement 3 credits
CLEP American Government, Straighterline American Government

Lifelong Learning Strategies 1 credit (I believe that this is an intro course to help students adjust to online courses)
This can not be transferred in, but it can be waived if you have more than 104 cr or if you signup for Study.com affiliate pricing with TESU.

Liberal Studies 300+ category 9 credits needed

Humanities 300/400:
DSST Introduction to World Religions, Straighterline Business Communications, Straighterline Introduction to Religion (would probably duplicate DSST), UExcel Interpersonal Communication (should transcribe as COM-330), UExcel Bioethics: Philosophical Issues, UExcel Ethics: Theory and Practice?, UExcel Workplace Communication with Computers? (might duplicate Straighterline Business Communications), TECEP Marketing Communications, Straighterline Business Ethics, Saylor Corporate Communication, and DSST Business Ethics and Society?

Natural Science/Mathematics 300/400:
CSU Global CBE Information Systems Analysis and Design, DSST Management Information Systems, Straighterline Microbiology, Straighterline Microbiology Lab (1 credit), Uexcel Microbiology, and Uexcel Pathophysiology.

Capstone 3 credits
This can not be transferred in and must be taken at TESU.