Math

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It will depend on several factors. Answering these will help people help you.

What specific classes do you need? (Calc 1, algebra? Etc.)
What kind of credit do you need?(RA, ACE, etc.)

I am at APU working (most likely, still waiting for transfer credit evaluation confirmation) on a Fire Management Degree.

My current program requires only 3 college credits in math. The ones listed in the gen ed curriculum include: Accounting 1, College Algebra, College Trigonometry, Math for Liberal Arts Majors, Calculus, Accounting for Non-Accounting Majors, Fundamentals of Programming, or Introduction to Statistics.
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After this, I plan to seek a degree in either Natural Sciences, which will require, in addition to the gen eds above, Calculus, Calculus II, and Statistics or a degree in Environmental Science, which would only require statistics.

I should have room for ACE or RA. APU requires 30 hours of resident credit, I have 18 hours of General Ed left to take that I plan to do through APU, I plan to take another 12 hours of Gen Eds through APU so that I can apply that as my resident credit going forward and only have to take courses which I can't get elsewhere for less $. Thanks to previous coursework, almost all of my major hours are finished, as will be most of my electives. 

My thought with the math is that, even if taking it elsewhere and transferring it in costs me the ability to have 30 hours of Gen Eds from APU to meet the residency requirements, I will almost certainly have a number of courses for the major that I can't transfer in, so having a few non-resident math classes should not be an issue.