Roadmap for Liberal Studies degree at TESC... am I missing anything?

I'm 30 years old and have never attended college (zero credits). I went into business for myself right out of high school and currently own a successful company. Recently I've made the decision to serve my country and want to enter military service as an officer... in order to do this I must have any BS or BA degree (technically I need 90 credits towards a degree but I do need the completed degree to make Captain). I'm a pretty smart guy and a very fast learner, and I excel at self-study, so my plan is to test out of nearly the entire course of study using CLEP and DSST (and FEMA). Since the type of degree doesn't matter, my goal is simply to get any degree as QUICKLY as possible, so it seems to me that Liberal Studies is the way to go, after I get that degree I might get another in something more specific (Organization Leadership, for example). That all being said, here's my degree plan based on the research I've been doing on this website and others, I'd love for some of you folks to look it over for errors, duplications, or offer any suggestions you might have. Thanks all for your help!

(BTW, I chose TESC because they directly accepted FEMA credits, I see that COSC now does as well so I'm open to COSC if there's a good reason to go that route.)

1. Gen Ed (60 Credits)
CLEP College Composition (6cr)
CLEP College Math (6cr)
CLEP Macroeconomics
CLEP Microeconomics
CLEP History of the US 1
CLEP Introduction to Psychology
CLEP Introduction to Sociology
CLEP Introduction to Educational Psychology
Saylor Introduction to Western Political Thought
Saylor Corporate Communications
CLEP A&I Literature (6cr)
CLEP American Literature (6cr)
CLEP Humanities (6cr)
DSST Organizational Behavior
DSST General Anthropology

2. Free Electives (27cr)
FEMA Courses (24cr)
DSST Principles of supervision

3. Area of Study (33cr, 18 must be ul)
CLEP Natural Sciences
CLEP Human Growth and Development
DSST Technical Writing
DSST Public Speaking
DSST Business Ethics and Society (ul)
DSST Substance Abuse (ul)
DSST Management Information Systems (ul)
DSST Introduction to World Religions (ul)
CLEP Principles of Management (ul)
CLEP Principles of Marketing (ul)
Liberal Arts Capstone

 

I know this thread is a few months old, but I was wondering if you happened to receive any feedback on your roadmap?

I also noticed that on your Gen Ed, you included micro and macro economics. Would these technically be considered "General Education Electives"? Because I didn't see them listed as requirements on their BA - Liberal Studies page below:

BA in Liberal Studies Degree at Thomas Edison State College

Good luck to you and kudos for serving our country!