Editing TESU General Education Requirements Roadmap (section)

==Part C. Knowledge of Human Cultures ==
Check your degree plan for the exact number of credits that are needed. For Bachelor's degrees, you can expect the following credit requirements: 1 class (3 credits) in Social Sciences, 1 class (3 credits) in History, 1 class (3 credits) in Humanities, and 2 classes (6 credits) in your choice of Social Sciences/History/Humanities.

Some of these courses are used in the AOS for specific degrees. For instance, US History is an AOS class for History degrees and Macro/Microeconomics are both needed for BSBA degrees. If this applies to you, you will need to choose different options to fulfill this requirement.

Social Sciences includes: anthropology, (some) administration of justice/criminal justice, economics, global issues/social justice, world geography, homeland security, (some) leadership, organizational behavior, politics, psychology, sociology.

Humanities includes: Art, communication, English/writing, journalism, literature, music, philosophy, religion, foreign languages.

These are not exhaustive lists but should give you a good idea of what to choose when trying to fill these slots.

=== ACE/NCCRS Options ===
==== Social Sciences ====
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|Social Sciences
|Lifespan Development
|[[Sophia.org]]
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| Social Sciences || Microeconomics || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Social Sciences || Macroeconomics || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Social Sciences || PSY-101 - Intro to Psychology || [[OnlineDegree.com]]
|}

If you have the old Introduction to Psychology course from Sophia, that will fill this requirement. If you have the new class ''Introduction to Psychology: Smarter Decisions Through Psychology'', that one is only a free elective and does not count for this requirement.

==== History ====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:80%"
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! style="width:22%" | Course Expected !! style="width:34%" | Recommended Course to Take !! style="width:46%" | Recommended Provider
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| History || US History I || [[Sophia.org]]
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| History || US History II || [[Sophia.org]]
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| History || U.S. History: Learn from the Past, Prepare for the Future || [[Sophia.org]]
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| History || HS103 - History-Turning Points in Modern History 15th Century to Present || [[OnlineDegree.com]]
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| History || History of the United States I || [[College Level Examination Program|CLEP]]
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| History || History of the United States II || [[College Level Examination Program|CLEP]]
|}

Students who are going for a history degree will need to use US History I & II for their AOS. Choose a different course for this requirement.

==== Humanities ====

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! style="width:22%" | Course Expected !! style="width:34%" | Recommended Course to Take !! style="width:46%" | Recommended Provider
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| Humanities|| Art History I || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Art History II || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Conflict Resolution || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Workplace Communications || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Visual Communications || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Ancient Greek Philosophers || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Spanish I || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || Spanish II || [[Sophia.org]]
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| Humanities || French I || [[Sophia.org]]
|}

A large number of [[College Level Examination Program|CLEP exams]] fulfill this requirement at TESU. Please see their [https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/clep-college-level-exam-program equivalencies page] to find out what might or might not work for your degree.

=== RA Options ===
==== Social Sciences ====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:80%"
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! style="width:22%" | Course Expected !! style="width:34%" | Recommended Course to Take !! style="width:46%" | Recommended Provider/Info
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| Social Sciences || Principles of Psychology || [[TEL Learning]] transcripted at Mid-America Christian University
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| Social Sciences || Intro to Psychology || [[Sources of Credit|Outlier.org]]
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| Social Sciences || Intro to Microeconomics || [[Sources of Credit|Outlier.org]]
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| Social Sciences || ECN-211 Macroeconomic Principles || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
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| Social Sciences || ECN-212 Microeconomic Principles: Decision Making Under Scarcity || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
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| Social Sciences || ASM-246 Human Origins || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
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| Social Sciences || SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
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| Social Sciences || PSY-101 Introduction to Psychology || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
|}

==== History ====

{| class="wikitable" style="width:80%"
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! style="width:22%" | Course Expected !! style="width:34%" | Recommended Course to Take !! style="width:46%" | Recommended Provider/Info
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| History || United States History I || [[TEL Learning]] transcripted at Mid-America Christian University
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| History || United States History II || [[TEL Learning]] transcripted at Mid-America Christian University
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| History || World Civilizations I || [[TEL Learning]] transcripted at Mid-America Christian University
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| History || HIST 2020: US History II || [[Sources of Credit|East Tennessee State University OpenBUCS]]
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| History || HST-102 Europe and the Mediterranean: Ancient and Medieval || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
|}

==== Humanities ====

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! style="width:22%" | Course Expected !! style="width:34%" | Recommended Course to Take !! style="width:46%" | Recommended Provider/Info
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| Humanities || MUSC 1030: Intro to Music || [[Sources of Credit|East Tennessee State University OpenBUCS]]
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| Humanities || COM-100 Introduction to Human Communication || [[Arizona State University Universal Learner|ASU Universal Learner]]
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| Humanities || Intro to Philosophy || [[Sources of Credit|Outlier.org]]
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| Humanities || Introduction to Christianity || [[TEL Learning]] transcripted at Lane Collge
|}