Advice on what classes to take where

[dfrecore]

Thank you, yes, I did find the wiki. But the pages for Excelsior contain a warning that they are outdated and I should come to the forum to seek help.

I don't necessarily need a degree, plan right now, just an idea of what I can use for general education credits. Straighterline at least has the course equivalents right there built into the website. But the other companies don't do that from what I have seen. You have to guess whether they are equivalent or not. Which is an expensive proposition if I get it wrong.

I have a degree plan for TESU, which has similar requirements for the Gen Ed's.

You just need to know what will fit in the different categories for EC. So, which types of courses are considered humanities, which are social science/history, which are natural science/math, and which are Arts & Sciences. Then, you can figure it out from any course provider.

If I look at EC's BA in Humanities, just to see what they consider Humanities, here's what they list: Philosophy, Ethics, Writing, Communication, Cultural Studies, Fine Arts, Literature. Then, look at the course providers and go from there. We can't list every single course from every single course provider, because there are too many. But once you understand what the categories are, you can figure it out from ANY course provider.