Technical Studies

[allvia]

Thanks,
I think my next step would be to get started on the general-eds I need from the resources mentioned...Ethics, economics, sociology, etc...as they wouldn't be wasted.
 The old AAS program wasn't heavy on a large amount of "well-rounded electives" I would need to take Chem 2 and Lab. I had algebra and 2 levels of technical mathematics. I suppose an advisor from TESU could give me a clue as to what would be best for the upper-level tech courses, with the electrical/electronics/mechanical lower levels, I should be covered there.

"I suppose an advisor from TESU could give me a clue as to what would be best for the upper-level tech courses"

They are often the worst source - unless you're planning on taking them trough TESU.  TESU advisors will not advise you on where and how to earn the credits through alternative sources; that is where we can help you. When it comes to the BSTS you need to apply send them the transcripts and see what you're missing.  Good news is it sounds like you may already have Chem I w/lab if so, if you wish you may have another option to the Chem II w/lab - someone just posted they received word that you can bring in a Physics I w/lab and meet the requirement (there are low cost options for this) - https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid268736. 

Ethics can be done for free, see info here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit