HIS-1010 / Western Civ. 1 at TESU

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All the classes you have will go into general education and electives, you've got 90 credits right there, you will do 30 credits for the 'major'. Basically, you only need 18 UL Liberal Studies and the Capstone, the rest can be all lower level Liberal Studies classes: https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/ba/liberal-studies - One thing to note, I've mentioned before, it's best to TECEP even if it 'overrides' one or more of your general education or electives, this is because it will get you residency credits, the ACE/NCCRS options will not.

I understand now, sorry to ask more questions but what exactly is the advantage of making those credits residency as opposed to not?