“Quick/Easy” 2 or 3 credit science course?

[cookderosa]

Good evening all,
To obtain more certification, I am 2 credits short in science. I have a 4 credit Biology life science course with lab, a 3-credit human biology course, a Basic Botany 3 credit course, and Environmental Studies (3 credits). So I have a total of 13 and need either a 2 or 3 credit science course for my additional certification. It can be lower level.

I am trying to stay away from CLEP/SAYLOR study on your own approach so for the lowest cost I am thinking either StraighterLine, onlinedegree or Study.com (or maybe I’m missing another similar platform).

Any ideas for that last 2 or 3 credit science course that is pretty quick/easy from a StraighterLine, Study.com, or onlinedegree?

Thanks in advance!

both through Straighterline.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the course needs to be accepted through TESU

Both my high school sons did Microbiology without lab through SL- easy peasy.

Hello Jennifer,
Did they take it on SL or study? Thanks!

This is strange- I'm trying to reply and it won't show my reply..... anyway, Straighterline.

[acamp]

Good evening all,
To obtain more certification, I am 2 credits short in science. I have a 4 credit Biology life science course with lab, a 3-credit human biology course, a Basic Botany 3 credit course, and Environmental Studies (3 credits). So I have a total of 13 and need either a 2 or 3 credit science course for my additional certification. It can be lower level.

I am trying to stay away from CLEP/SAYLOR study on your own approach so for the lowest cost I am thinking either StraighterLine, onlinedegree or Study.com (or maybe I’m missing another similar platform).

Any ideas for that last 2 or 3 credit science course that is pretty quick/easy from a StraighterLine, Study.com, or onlinedegree?

Thanks in advance!

both through Straighterline.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the course needs to be accepted through TESU

Both my high school sons did Microbiology without lab through SL- easy peasy.

Hello Jennifer,
Did they take it on SL or study? Thanks!

This is strange- I'm trying to reply and it won't show my reply..... anyway, Straighterline.

Thanks for reposting it. I’ve always heard that microbiology was a tough course. Do you remember how long it took your sons to complete? And are they pretty strong in science?

Thanks again.

[cookderosa]

Good evening all,
To obtain more certification, I am 2 credits short in science. I have a 4 credit Biology life science course with lab, a 3-credit human biology course, a Basic Botany 3 credit course, and Environmental Studies (3 credits). So I have a total of 13 and need either a 2 or 3 credit science course for my additional certification. It can be lower level.

I am trying to stay away from CLEP/SAYLOR study on your own approach so for the lowest cost I am thinking either StraighterLine, onlinedegree or Study.com (or maybe I’m missing another similar platform).

Any ideas for that last 2 or 3 credit science course that is pretty quick/easy from a StraighterLine, Study.com, or onlinedegree?

Thanks in advance!

both through Straighterline.
EDIT: I forgot to mention that the course needs to be accepted through TESU

Both my high school sons did Microbiology without lab through SL- easy peasy.

Hello Jennifer,
Did they take it on SL or study? Thanks!

This is strange- I'm trying to reply and it won't show my reply..... anyway, Straighterline.

Thanks for reposting it. I’ve always heard that microbiology was a tough course. Do you remember how long it took your sons to complete? And are they pretty strong in science?

Thanks again.

ughhh I knew you were going to ask me that. I don't remember how long, it was the year before last, so it's a bit foggy for me. I can't find dates in their SL account either- so I honestly can't give you a good answer. Probably less than a month since most of their courses through SL were 2-3 weeks on average doing 1 course at a time.
I went in and looked up their grades, my son that has the hardest time scored 77% for the course. It was not his first SL course, and he had already taken and passed Enviro Science, but did not really take Intro Bio - he took 1/2 year of high school biology several years earlier, so he wasn't starting 100% from scratch - but he didn't have a science background at all.
Son #2 had taken high school physics and high school chemistry w/lab plus SL Chemistry and SL Enviro science. He scored 83% overall.
I took Microbiology w/lab as a course through a community college and thought it was awesome fun. In fact, I LOVED the labs - but I can't remember if Micro didn't have a SL lab option or if we just didn't do it, I don't know- but my only criticism of the process is that without the lab it's kinda flat. Still, I don't think you need biology first, though it would of course help anyone if they did. Of course Straighterline is open book, so if you look up your answers, that helps a lot. (My CC course was open book too)