Just Beat Cancer, Researched Colleges 4 Monthes, What Do You Think of this Plan? :)

[rachel83az]

Question: does it actually HAVE to be Social Science or can it be History? I ask because both UMPI and TESU have Liberal Studies and History degrees and your degree plan lists so many UL History classes.

Possibility one: go to UMPI for a Bachelor of Liberal Studies. Take some History courses, but mostly not. Enroll at TESU for a BA in History. Gen eds and electives will be waived. You'll need to complete 24 NEW credits in the Area of Study (these cannot be completed simultaneously at Study.com while finishing the BLS); cornerstone will be waived, but you'll need to complete TESU's capstone. Complete History requirements for TESU @ Study.com. Enroll for a single 16-credit flat-rate term at TESU of any "easy" classes, to avoid the residency waiver fee. Done.

Possibility two: Go to TESU for a BALS. Then go to UMPI for a BA History. This would possibly be more expensive, but maybe less convoluted?

Possibility three: Your NU classes are a bit difficult because these are mostly not UL classes elsewhere. However, HIS 400 Historical Theories and Methods may be covered by History 301: Historiography & Historical Methods at Study.com. HIS 361 Making and Sundering of Union might be History 306: The American Civil War Era. At least some of the others might be available at UMPI, depending on exact transfer equivalencies. https://online.umpi.edu/degrees/undergra...l-science/ You could possibly enroll as a non-degree-seeking student and take what you need. You can see a non-degree option as available here: https://expect.umpi.edu/yourpace/ ASU also has some History classes, but they're LL and may not work for your needs: https://ea.asu.edu/courses/