Lib Arts Health + Wellness Concentration

[sanantone]

When it comes to the concentrations, when it specifies course numbers like that, you usually can't just substitute willy-nilly. It has to come in as those specific courses and On the bright side, if he takes everything in the concentration except for BIO-208 at TESU (BIO-208 is, indeed, available at SDC) then he won't have to pay the residency waiver. But that's not going to be cheap or fast. If he wants cheap and fast, he'll have to pick a different concentration. A 2-credit LL course will absolutely NOT work when you need a 3 credit UL course.

Okay, that's a lot of food for thought...a little overwhelming, in fact.  Thank you for giving me more information!  I don't really know what XAMK is all about, sounds neat and also extremely intimidating.  So, are Clark and City College only offering LL classes that wouldn't work, then?  Right, he'll have some choices to make, for sure.  Either he changes his concentration/degree choice or he chooses this one and it takes longer and will cost more.  Thank you, I really appreciate the input!

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I did have another question about this!  On the TESU website it shows the 6 "concentration" courses and then says AND complete an additional 12 credits of Liberal Studies courses.  Can he just fill those with Sophia courses?  Are those "additional 12 credits of Liberal Studies courses" something special or different?  He's done quite a few Sophia courses and still going strong on them.  Thanks!!

If the school offers 4-year degrees, and Clark College does, then there's a possibility that an equivalent LL course can be transferred in as an UL course. I made up for a 2-credit UL course in one of my degrees. I'm not the "you can't do this or that" type without at least searching for alternatives and asking how a course will transfer in. While everyone was saying you couldn't get an AS with the biology concentration at TESU, I did it. People give up too easily.