Computer Science Degree Plan

[MNomadic]

Tesu has a page that shows exactly which cleps are equivalent to which classes. https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/c...am-program

General education electives typically consist of courses in the traditional liberal arts: math, science, history, psychology, etc. Tesu has a page that lists their general education courses which should give you a solid idea: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2016-and-after2

Free electives is basically any college level course that tesu accepts. This includes anything in general electives along with things like a cooking class.

You can get a good idea of what's in "knowledge of human cultures" from the link above but it basically consists of: art, humanities, philosophy, history, social studies, psych, sociology, etc.

If you do choose TESU, there's a few things you will want to do sooner, rather than later:
-The free institutes ethics course satisfies the TESU ethics requirement and can be completed in a short period of time. Currently (if it is not renewed) it's ACE recommendation ends Jan 31st of this month.
-the free Teex cyber security courses(if not renewed) lose their ace recommendation on Jan 31st also. These may be good for electives in the BACS at tesu.
- the cheap($300), 1 credit tesu cornerstone is set to be replaced by a more expensive ($1098) 3 credit course at tesu later this year.

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If you want to be able to go slow at your own pace(because work and life happen) then using alternative credits with the tesu bacs may be your better option. If you want to go with wgu, you should try to transfer in 60+ credits so you only have to do about 30-60 credits in your single term and be prepared to work long an hard during that 6 months to make it happen.

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Either way it's doable! Many people here have accomplished their degrees in 1 year through WGU or TESU.