Biochemistry options?

[allvia]

Any alternative options for Biochemistry?  I have a friend looking to transfer it into WGU (RN to BSN)

[bjcheung77]

You can have a look at Portage Learning and see if that course will work for the friend. Otherwise I would recommend a community college that has online option. https://portagelearning.com/courses/chemistry

[rachel83az]

Do you mean microbiology? https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...143&pid=54 I don't see biochemistry as a required course there.

[allvia]

Do you mean microbiology? https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...143&pid=54 I don't see biochemistry as a required course there.

WGU recently changed the program (their evaluation was just received today 4/28/22)- Biochemistry is now a must for the RN to BSN.  It is the only course, other than statistics (which will likely be done through sophia), left that they can transfer in.  As you understand, they want to only what they must at WGU in hopes of a single term.

[Alpha]

Biochem can exist as an upper or lower level course, with a lab, without a lab, etc..  Does it matter?
Online Biochemistry Course | MCAT or Med School Prep | Arizona Online

[dfrecore]

Portgage/Geneva College is $198/cr, self-paced
CHEM 210: Biochemistry 3cr

Logan University is $275/cr
CHEM 210: Biochemistry

Doane University is $329/cr
CHEM 330: Biochemistry I

UNE Online is $340/cr, self-paced
Medical Biochemistry

[carrythenothing]

There's also a 3-credit, self-paced Cellular Biochemistry course available through Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS): https://www.mcphs.edu/academics/school-o...ochemistry

$460/credit but "New students are eligible to receive a 50% reduction in the cost of tuition for one course" ($230/credit, or $690 total)

[knaves]

Multiple people have reported that the WGU biochem course is extremely easy- I would encourage your friend to compare reviews of the WGU course to any other provider.

[Insert Name]

Going to ask the question. I see SDC recommended for lab science often. Is there a reason SDC is recommended over Portage? Is it just cost? Or is there something else?

[ss20ts]

Going to ask the question. I see SDC recommended for lab science often. Is there a reason SDC is recommended over Portage? Is it just cost? Or is there something else?

The lab sciences at Study.com are recommended for UMPI. They don't have biochem. Portgage costs far more than Study. I don't see Portage on the UMPI transfer database. We know how the courses from Study transfer to UMPI.

ETA: I did find a few courses from Geneva College transferred to UMPI. Don't know if they are actual Geneva College courses or Portage courses though.

Someone transferred an English course in. If that was a Portage course it's totally overpriced. It's almost $600 for that course. Sophia, Study, and StraigherLine are FAR cheaper. Maybe if you need RA credit this is a good idea? Don't know if they're considered RA credits though.