Looking for guidance/degree plan/ general help

[mysonx3]

I am not an expert degree planner like some here (*cough, dfrecore, cough*), but just eyeballing it looks like you'll have all the requirements for a TESU BA in History met EXCEPT:

Information Literacy (has to be taken at TESU as SOS-110)

Non-Western History (only known option to test out is the Soviet Union DSST)

Historical Methods (there's not currently a test-out option, known options are to take it directly through TESU, through American Public University, or through Fort Hayes State University. FHSU is cheapest of the three, but barely cheaper than APU. TESU has the benefit of not adding an extra school and the extra complications that come with that.)

Four History Electives (assuming you take an upper-level class for Non-Western History and for Historical Methods, as each of the above options are, you'll need three of these electives to be Upper Level. See link below for elective options.)

Capstone (has to be taken at TESU as LIB-495)

Here's a link to a Area of Study plan I created for the History majorat TESU. My guess is that in your scenario TESU will be a little better because of how few upper-level credits they require (since all your current credits are lower-level).