Adjusting Dual Enrollment Plans

It's time for my son to request his classes at the community college for the Spring semester 2017. I pulled up my blog entry from March to see what he should be registering for next semester.

The plans were for him to take SPAN101 and ASTR101 (Astronomy).

10th		11th		12th		Sophomore Year
1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2.
	ENGL 101 (3)	ENGL 102 (3)		ENGL 201 (3)		COMM 121 (3)	ENGL 264 (3)
					MATH 115 (3)	PSCI 101 (4)	COMM 220 (3)
			ASTR 101 (4)		CMSC 110 (3)	CMSC 140 (3)	CMSC 243 (3)
		HIST 114 (3)		[GEOG 240 summer] (3)		POLI 101 (3)	SOCY 100 (3)
			SPAN 101 (3)	SPAN 102 (3)			HLTH 100 (1)
						ARTT 112 (3)	MUSC 110 (3)
3		13		15		16	16

Looking at the college catelog I realize ASTR101 has a prerequisite requirement that he hasn't met. Maybe I need to rearrange plans. Well, he just took ENGL102 -- I don't want him to have to take ENGL201. He can't take SPAN102 because he is taking SPAN101. GEOG240? Unmet prerequisite again.
So looking at Geography (GEOG240), I see two things: 1) It was supposed to meet a BSSD requirement (Behavioral and Social Science Distribution), but it doesn't, and 2) He doesn't need the 200 level class. He needs 12 200 level credits, and he has that without GEOG240.
So I investigated BSSD classes and decided he will take SOCY100 (Sociology) which meets the BSSD requirement and does not have any prerequisites my son hasn't met. So here's the adjusted dual enrollment high school/college plan. He still needs to work one class in to have one year of college completed when he graduates high school.

10th		11th		12th		College
1	2	1	2	1	2	1	2
	ENGL 101 (3)	ENGL 102 (3)		ENGL 201 (3)		COMM  121 (3)	ENGL 264 (3)
					MATH 115 (3)	PSCI  101 (4)	COMM 220 (3)
			SOCY 100 (3)			POLY 101 (3)
		HIST 114 (3)		[CMSC110 (3) summer]		CMSC 140 (3)	CMSC 243 (3)
			SPAN 101 (3)	SPAN 102 (3)		ARTT 112 (3)	HLTH 100 (1)
					ASTR 101 (4)		MUSC 110 (3)
(3 credits)		(6)                 (6)		(6)     (3)    (7)		(16)	(13)

ENGL 101: Introduction to College Writing

ENGL 102: Critical Reading, Writing and Research

ENGL 201: Introduction to World Literature
ENGL 264: Introduction to Creative Writing of Fiction

MATH 115: Mathematical Ideas
SOCY 100: Introduction to Sociology
CMSC 110: Computer Concepts
CMSC 140: Introduction to Programming
CMSC 243: Systems Analysis and Design
COMM 121: Public Speaking
COMM 220: Introduction to Group Communication

ASTR 101: Introductory Astronomy with Lab

HIST 104: The World in the 20^th Century

POLI 101: American Government
PSCI 101: Physical Science 1

SPAN 101 and SPAN 102: Spanish 1 and 2, college electives

HLTH 100: Principles of Healthier Living