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Basically all I want to know is what courses mentioned from here http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...es-21.html

that I can take and apply credits to the hardest courses for schools that will get me graduated the soonest from a school (I'm assuming the big three).

In other words which schools and degree programs can have the most of their hardest if not all courses fullfilled with courses from here
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...es-21.html

that will leave me with barely anything left and with whatever is left is the easiest to pass.

Does any of that make any sense?

The links you posted are for FEMA credits. Unless you are an emergency disaster services major, all FEMA credits will count as free electives ( not general education electives) at TESC. The other 2 schools don't accept FEMA straight from the source. FEMA won't complete any degree, even at TESC, so there will be gen ed requirements no matter what you study/where you go. I do think there are a few people here who have successfully used FEMA credits in their EDS major, perhaps if that is more what you are asking, they can offer some suggestions. I do know, however, that degree will require 250 hour volunteer hours.

Thomas Edison State College | ASPSS in Emergency Disaster Services