Has anyone used a TESU degree to obtain CA teaching certificate?

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FYI, TESU's foreign language degree/degrees is/are not vert alt-credit friendly. So, they're much more expensive. It isn't easy to find the correct classes, even for Spanish language. You can find some here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ob...n_Language but I'm not sure that I ever found enough to actually get a degree in Spanish, let alone the other languages.

Thank you. Maybe you (or anyone willing to look at it, who may be better at all of this than I am) can take a glance at it? Here’s the link I’m seeing for requirements https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/ba/foreign-language . 

Here’s a list of what she is scheduled to finish at our community college for her AA in Spanish and AA in 3 dimensional art (list includes what she has completed and what she has left). Most of them are from California community college, with some from SUNY. My hope was that with these, and alt credits, she would be at at least 90 transferring in (more would be awesome) and her major classes would be about all that was left. As always, any advice, thoughts, etc are more than appropriated. Any advice on alt credits for this idea, or if there is another program that I should look into. Her plan was to transfer to a CSU for her BA in Spanish, then go for a single subject teaching degree. She’s starting to look at it and double think being in school for that much longer. Between that and the fact that I’m slow rolling my last three classes for a BSNET from Excelsior at the moment (Ex Navy Nuke) is why I’m thinking this route may be quicker for her. 

Spanish:
Spanish-2 5cr
Spanish-3 native speaker 5cr
Spanish-4 native speaker 5cr
History of Mexican American People 3cr (listed as a history class)
Healthcare interpreter (Spanish) 4cr (listed as a health class)
Medical class for Spanish speakers 4cr (I forget what that is listed as)

English:
English-1A 4cr
Public speaking 3cr
Argumentation 3cr (listed as communications class)

Math:
College math 4cr
Another (probably stats) 3cr

Physical education:
Equitation 2cr
Western Riding 2ce

Art:
Beginning wheel throwing 3cr
Beginning sculpting 3cr
Intermediate wheel throwing 3cr
Intermediate hand-building 3cr
Intermediate ceramics 3cr
Intro to digital photography 3cr
Introduction to visual culture 3cr

Sociology:
Sociology-1A 3cr

History and political science:
American government 3cr (polisci-2) 3cr
American history through 1877 3cr

Science:
Introduction to plant science w/ lab 4cr
An earth science (hasn’t decided yet) 3-4cr

I think that’s it. lol unless for some reason someone accepts Sanford Brown medical assistant credits from years ago.