Designing a plan for TESU BALS

[dfrecore]

I personally don't think that Study.com courses are expensive OR time-consuming, and considering how they've kind of overtaken everything else on this forum, I don't think many others think that either.

Testing out is just fine though, so if you have a testing center that's convenient, go for it.

BTW - the DSST exams cost about $85, and if you add a testing center fee, that's going to cost more than a Study.com course (which are basically 2 for $199 in a month). So they are going to be MORE expensive than Study.com

If you want to see what TESU considers Knowledge of Human Cultures, just go to their website and check their Gen Eds section. Look at the categories of courses, rather than the actual courses themselves. You'll see Humanities courses (Art, Music, Theater, English, Lit, Religion, etc.) and SocSci courses (History, Psych, Sociology, PoliSci, etc.).

https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2016-and-after2