Designing a plan for TESU BALS

[davewill]

Mostly we read here a lot so we know what people were able to use. However there are some rules. General Ed courses are any sort of English, math, science, or history course. If it could fit somewhere in the GenEd area, it can also be a GenEd elective. Business and applied science courses are examples of things that are not considered GenEds. TESU is unusual in that they will consider many computer science courses GenEd when other schools don't. The categories of courses for GenEd also tracks closely with the categories of courses that will fit in a Liberal Studies AOS.

Only "Free Electives" can be anything that's worth college credit. That's part of what makes TESU BA degrees so flexible, they have as many as 27cr of free electives, which gives people who took a bunch of applied science courses (like for an AAS or from the military) or just random stuff a place to use them.