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For the last person who asked me, here's my answer to them... again, you want to provide more details, so re-read my previous post #2 and use the template.  I suggest you apply to TESU for two degrees and see which one you can complete, a BALS NSM and the BA Environmental Studies.  The courses required for both are pretty much identical for the first 90 credits, it's the final AOS credits that will differ.

3: Environmental Studies (42SH: 15SH must be upper level)

A: Biology I w/Lab 4SH = Study.com Biology I w/lab
B: Environmental Sci 3SH = Sophia.org or Study.com
C: Earth's Resource 3SH = Study.com = GEO-151 Physical Geology
D: Geology (Human) 3SH = TESU GLB 301 (3UL)
E: Chemistry I 4SH = Study.com Chemistry I w/lab

F: Area Courses 9SH = TESU 6, TECEP 3
TECEP Environmental Ethics (ETH-210-TE)
TESU ENS-314 = Global Environmental Change (6UL)

G: AOS Electives 12SH
TESU ENS-360 = Environmental Sustainability and Social Justice (6UL)
Take 2 LL courses and you're done with the final 6 credit requirement
(email for permission to take Astronomy, Meteorology, whatever else that they may take from ACE providers)

You can seriously complete this in 2 terms after you transfer in everything.
Basically, you should take the 3 UL courses in a first term for 15 credits (flat rate).
Take the Cornerstone/Capstone plus TECEP in one term (final term), all in under $10K.

I didn't realize that the two ENS courses offered by TESU are 6 credits each. That does make it easier if you're willing to take more than one term with them.