help with degree plan

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SDC has exactly 1 UL course that TESU considers to be in Communications: Business 313: Organizational Communication. "Technical Writing" is ENG and doesn't count as a Communications class. Fortunately, the AOS does have 12 credits of Humanities electives, where the English course could go. You'd just need 6 more UL credits. Your HCOM 304, Intro to Comm Theory and HCOM 305, Digital Media Literacy should work here.

For the BA in Communications: If you can get 12 UL credits in humanities (art, English, film, foreign languages, history, journalism, literature, managerial/leadership/marketing communications, philosophy, religion) electives, you'd actually only need 3 more UL credits (must be communications) and the liberal arts capstone. The other classes could all be LL COM classes for the AOS. But yes, I don't know of any alternative sources for the core classes.

TECEP exams are available for Managerial Communications and Marketing Communications (both UL). I think ONU has classes that transfer in as UL religion and Coopersmith has UL history (someone else can correct me if I'm wrong).