TESU- advice/comments

[bjcheung77]

Hello,

I am excited I ran across this forum and realized there are so many people like myself trying to further their education and pursuing "alternate" methods. : 

I have recently gone from being a stay-at-home mom to working full-time and going to school.  It's a big change-- and quite the challenge.  But, I am so excited to pursue my degree-- something I never thought I'd be able to do.  

I have 93/120 credit towards my BA.  I can see the end in sight!  I still have some key classes to take:  Advanced English Composition, Public Speaking, and the Capstone (of course).  I took English Composition I in the early 90's and I'm wondering if I should re-take it or if I would be OK to go on to English Comp II?  I'm sure I remember virtually nothing and I know it'll be important for the Capstone.  Any advice on the best place to take it?  (Straighterline, Study, Ed4Credit, etc?)  When did you all register for the Capstone?  Any other tips or advice would be appreciated, as well.  

Is anyone planning on going to the 2018 commencement?

I'm really looking forward to getting to know some of you!

Since it wasn't mentioned, you may want to take the Public Speaking course at Study.com.  If you need some extra courses, you can also take them there as well. 

I'm not sure what you're missing - if you need a free elective and 5 college courses that may apply to your degree BA, apply to the Study.com Guardian Scholarship - if you get in, it's 6 free courses (Personal Finance & 5 of your choice). 

Scholarship is worth $600 - Link: http://study.com/blog/guardian-s-persona...rship.html
You can do two courses a month, so you will have 6 courses after three months (18 credits FREE)

Further to that, I recommend taking your Capstone in May and if you can handle it, at most one or two courses.
That would allow you to finish EVERYTHING by the end of the term just in time for September Graduation!