Can somebody remind me how much credit TESC awards for FEMA for a TWO year degree?

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I'm having difficulty discerning what are suggestions and what are requirements. Are all mentions of specific classes just suggestions? Does the little disclaimer at the bottom apply to the whole list or just the focus? If that's the case than this is a very viable option and would cost sooo much less. FEMA wouldn't cost anything, more of my ALEKS work would be applied, I wouldn't have to take information literacy (why does EC do that to use?!) and could just take the two SL English courses and be done with it.
That. Would. Be. Awesome.

If any of those recommended classes are actually required classes I'm screwed, but if I'm reading it correctly, that's not the case.

I also see no mention of a requirement to be working in the field (which is good because I'm not).

Thanks for finding that link for me!

OH, and I would be better off at TESC than EC if I wanted to pursue a 4 year degree.

It does mention a practicum, so maybe you do need to have some actual experience in the field . I think you need to check this out with TESC, perhaps it would be worth the fee ( is it $75 ?? ) to have them give you an official answer.

I just found this link , it might help you https://ssl.tesc.edu/practicum.php After reading that , it appears to me you do need some real life work experience in this field for this degree.