Degree plan for Communications?

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I think I copied that math from another degree, you can use a much lower-level math than College Algebra or Stats. If I were you, I would either take the College Math CLEP (free through Modern States) or the Applied Liberal Arts Math DSST or TECEP exam.

In the past, it wasn't a must to enroll at TESU right away, but now we advise applying & enrolling, thus locking in your catalog and making yourself grandfathered in for any changes that may come along to the degree. There have been a few things in the past few years that made it better to go ahead and be a student at TESU. And, there is no downside, as EC and COSC have per-term fees, while TESU does not. You have to take a TECEP or course once a year to remain enrolled, and this is where that Applied Math TECEP would come in handy (as would the Computers TECEP which is also very easy).