Thank you for responding. I am looking at possibly at business administration or liberal arts. I'm hoping the classes I listed will all count towards most of my general education credits because there aren't a whole lot of options for the $99 deal at ASU. I guess I should be more specific. If for example introduction to health and wellness doesn't count toward science category maybe it will count toward liberal arts credits overall ( need for 60 or 90 total depending on BA or BS) ASU gives credit for their students for this course under category of social behavior science... As long as I'm not taking courses in vain... IM so new to this whole process as an adult learner! Glad to have found this site!
I just wanted to add that later I would worry about getting my upper level courses through study.com. Does anyone know if you there are plenty of UL options through them or only for the business degree? My 2nd choice school would be Northern Arizona University but I haven't seen much on this site about them. I would only be able to afford their 6 month prescription plan where you get as many courses done in that time through self paced format. Has anyone tried that? I heard of a mom and her two kids doing three years worth of college courses in the 6 month term. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I feel that TESU is too expensive with the waiver fee and talks of it increasing....
I just wanted to add that later I would worry about getting my upper level courses through study.com. Does anyone know if you there are plenty of UL options through them or only for the business degree? My 2nd choice school would be Northern Arizona University but I haven't seen much on this site about them. I would only be able to afford their 6 month prescription plan where you get as many courses done in that time through self paced format. Has anyone tried that? I heard of a mom and her two kids doing three years worth of college courses in the 6 month term. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I feel that TESU is too expensive with the waiver fee and talks of it increasing....
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