Questions about TESC BA in Liberal Studies/History

[IrishJohn]

Hey John,

I think possible classes at a CC will cover it. Now have you check the requirements for a BA in History??? Do you need so many credits above 300 level? Also too TESC only takes 80 credits from a CC so plan accordingly. But please check and see if you need so many credits above the 300 level with in your degree.

Well I need some higher level courses and I'm pretty good at history, so...

Actually I re-worked my plan based upon some things I've found online. What do you think of this instead:

Thomas Edison States College BA in Liberal Studies

A. English Composition (6 credits)
• CLEP English Composition with Essay (6)
B. Humanities (12 credits)
• CLEP Humanities - General (6)
• NVCC Spanish 101 & 102 (6)
C. Social Sciences (12 credits)
• CLEP Social Sciences and History General (6)
• CLEP American Government (3)
• CLEP Sociology (3)
D. Natural Sciences and Mathematics (12 credits)
• CLEP College Mathematics General (6)
• CLEP Natural Sciences - General (6)
E. General Education Electives (18 credits)
• NVCC ITE 100 Introduction to Information Systems (3)
• NVCC SPD 110 Introduction to Communications (3)
• CLEP American History I & II (6)
• CLEP Western Civilization I & II (6) [only Western Civ 2 needed]
F. Liberal Studies (33 credits)
(Only 2 courses can be at the 100 level; 18 credits must be 300/400 level)
(Must be at least two areas)
• NVCC English 251 Survey of World Literature I (3)
• NVCC History 269 Civil War & Reconstruction (3)
• NVCC Spanish 201 & 202 (6)
• CLEP Psychology (3)
• Dantes Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union (3)
• Dantes History of the Vietnam War (3)
• Dantes Introduction to World Religions (3)
• Dantes Organizational Behavior (3)
• Dantes Substance Abuse (3)
• Dantes Introduction to the Modern Middle East (3)
G. Free Electives (27 credits)
• US Navy schools (approx. 27)
• NVCC BLD 101 Construction Management (3) – if needed

"NVCC" is the name of my local community college. If this plan is solid, it looks like I need to take 12 CLP/DSST exams and I can be finished for BA in Liberal Studies! Am I wrong? Thanks!