Associates degree suggestions - confused about Pierpont/TESU, CLEP polices, etc

[rachel83az]

Foreign Language Bachelor's degrees can be difficult due to the lack of available UL classes. Spanish is already difficult enough, less common languages are even more difficult. If you don't need a Spanish/French/Greek/Swahili degree, Liberal Studies may be the best option. That would allow a student to bring in a ton of foreign language credit without (for instance) trying to find a literature or history course that is taught in said foreign language.