TESU BALS Degree Plan Help

[bjcheung77]

Jon, I reviewed your template and the evaluation post - Here are my recommendations
Create an action plan/time schedule before you subscribe to SL or Study.com
I would do a month of Study.com or SL, and pause/cancel the subscription, and work on the other.
The work you do will not be affected, when you renew the subscription, it will continue where you left off.

English Comp II - Study.com
College Algebra - ALEKS
Information Literacy - Study.com Library Science 101
Diversity - SL/Study.com Cultural Anthropology (I prefer SL for fast)
Ethics - Free Ethics 312 (Not the 311 or the $5 CEU, it's the Free version)
Civic Engagement - SL/Study.com American Government (I prefer SL for fast)
Higher Level Math - ALEKS Trigonometry
Statistics - ALEKS Stats (any one of the three options), if this course is taking a long time, do the SL Business Stats

General Ed (Missing .067 credits) - 1 credit from Sophia, Essentials of Managing Conflict (comes in as Sociology 1 credit)
Chemistry I - StraighterLine/Study.com
Chemistry I Lab - StraighterLine or Ed4credit
Physics I - Study.com
Physics I Lab - StraighterLine
Physics II - Study.com
Physics II Lab - community college if they offer one credit lab or at TESU

Project Management - Study.com Project Management
TESU BS Tech Studies Capstone - At TESU of course!
Note: The Sophia course - Developing Effective Teams is 1 credit, used for any missing free electives

1) First Finish ALEKS, Ethics, Sophia Managing Conflict & Developing Effective Teams
2) Do not sign up for Study.com until the above is done, each month you have 2 exams minimum
3) Sign up for Study.com and complete Library Science, Project Management in one month or less

For Study.com, If you have more time, then take another course and finish quickly for $70/extra exam
Note: You may want to decide taking SL vs Study.com if you want to finish those courses "faster/easier".
SL's system is somewhat slow when you log into it, but once you're in, you can "control F" to find the answers in the open textbook.