TESU BA History Plan...suggestions/opinions

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Can y'all take a look at my plan for completing the BA in History at TESU. The bold courses are what I have remaining and the courses with an * should satisfy my UL requirements. Does this look like an effective plan?


General Education Requirements (60)

Intellectual and Practical Skills (15)

Written Communication (6)
English Composition I-CC Transfer
English Composition II-CC Transfer

Oral Communication (3)
Oral Communication-CC Transfer

Quantitative Literacy (3)
College Algebra-CC Transfer

Information Literacy (3)
Intro to World Religions (study.com)

Civic and Global Learning (9)
Diversity (3)
Sociology-CC Transfer

Ethics (3)
Ethics and the Business Professional (study.com)*

Civic Engagement (3)
American Government-CC Transfer

Knowledge of Human Cultures (12)
Psychology-CC Transfer
Music Appreciation-CC Transfer
Intro to Human Geography (study.com)
Intro to Humanities I (study.com)

Understanding the Natural and Physical World (8)
Astronomy-CC Transfer
Principles of Biology I-CC Transfer

General Education Electives (16)
Cornerstone-Lifelong Learning Strategies (TESU)
Beginning Algebra-CC Transfer
Intermediate Algebra-CC Transfer
New Testament Survey-CC Transfer
Principles of Biology II-CC Transfer
English Literature I-CC Transfer

Area of Study: History (33)
Required Courses (18)
Western Civilization I-CC Transfer
Western Civilization II-CC Transfer
American History I-CC Transfer
American History II-CC Transfer
Non US History-The Middle East (TESU)*
Historical Methods (TESU)*

Capstone (3)
Liberal Arts Capstone (TESU)*


History Electives (12)
The Civil War and Reconstruction (study.com)
History of the Vietnam War (study.com)*
The American Civil War Era (study.com)
World History (straighterline.com)

Electives (27)
English Literature II-CC Transfer
Intro to Criminal Justice (study.com)
Foundations of Education (study.com)
Classroom Management (study.com)*
Special Topics in Education (study.com)
Intro to Special Education (study.com)
Intro to Early Childhood Education (study.com)
Intro to Educational Psychology (study.com)
Human Growth and Development (study.com)