Please help

[Samoi]

my 16 year old and I are sitting here trying tirelessly to figure out where to get these ace credits. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Back story my daughter as I said befor is 16yrs old she graduated high schoool last year June 2019 with honors but no college credit she started regular college August got bored and decided to graduate as a double major in Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in international Relations. She already have all General Education and all core major finished. She’s now looking for 2 political major elective and an international politics credit. Also she has the deans ok to graduate this May. may8th to be exact. So please help

[harrypotter]

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Be...ege_Credit

*This isn’t a complete list but it’s good amount of them.

[lacussucceed]

Hi Samoi!
That's very fast: june 2019 graduated, jan 2020: all gen ed and 2 majors finished. Great job!
ACE has recommendation for courses by course providers, they do not give credit themselves, they only provide a (trustworthy) indication for the possible credit to be awarded by the institution it's transferred to.
You are looking for 2 political major electives and 1 int politics credit. I assume 3 semester credits each?
First you need to check w/ the college what their transfer policy is: ACE ok, NCCRS ok? Maybe you can share the name of the institution.
Next you can find suitable courses at the providers, see: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sources_of_Credit
Before proceeding, be sure to check a certain course will be accepted and fulfill the required spots.
You can look up the actual ACE database here: https://www2.acenet.edu/credit/?fuseacti...chCriteria You might need that to convince the institution, and have them provide the course it will be equivalent.

[allvia]

Hi Samoi!
That's very fast: june 2019 graduated, jan 2020: all gen ed and 2 majors finished. Great job!
ACE has recommendation for courses by course providers, they do not give credit themselves, they only provide a (trustworthy) indication for the possible credit to be awarded by the institution it's transferred to.
You are looking for 2 political major electives and 1 int politics credit. I assume 3 semester credits each?
First you need to check w/ the college what their transfer policy is: ACE ok, NCCRS ok? Maybe you can share the name of the institution.
Next you can find suitable courses at the providers, see: http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sources_of_Credit
Before proceeding, be sure to check a certain course will be accepted and fulfill the required spots.
You can look up the actual ACE database here: https://www2.acenet.edu/credit/?fuseacti...chCriteria You might need that to convince the institution, and have them provide the course it will be equivalent.

The ACE database is the ultimate source, but keep in mind that you need to check for valid date ranges for any provider/course (ig: things expire, providers go out of business, etc).  Also confirm that your school accepts ACE from the provider that you have in mind. Not all schools take all ACE sources (not even the Big3 take everything from all providers)

[Clepper43]

Hi Samoi!
That's very fast: june 2019 graduated, jan 2020: all gen ed and 2 majors finished. Great job!
ACE has recommendation for courses by course providers, they do not give credit themselves, they only provide a (trustworthy) indication for the possible credit to be awarded by the institution it's transferred to.
You are looking for 2 political major electives and 1 int politics credit. I assume 3 semester credits each?
First you need to check w/ the college what their transfer policy is: ACE ok, NCCRS ok? Maybe you can share the name of the institution.
Next you can find suitable courses at the providers, see: http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sources_of_Credit
Before proceeding, be sure to check a certain course will be accepted and fulfill the required spots.
You can look up the actual ACE database here: https://www2.acenet.edu/credit/?fuseacti...chCriteria You might need that to convince the institution, and have them provide the course it will be equivalent.

your first link appears to be dead?

[natshar]

my 16 year old and I are sitting here trying tirelessly to figure out where to get these ace credits. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Back story my daughter as I said befor is 16yrs old she graduated high schoool last year June 2019 with honors but no college credit she started regular college August got bored and decided to graduate as a double major in Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in international Relations. She already have all General Education and all core major finished. She’s now looking for 2 political major elective and an international politics credit. Also she has the deans ok to graduate this May. may8th to be exact. So please help

What school is your daughter going to? That is super important because all schools have different policies regarding Ace etc.

[lacussucceed]

your first link appears to be dead?

Sorry! https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sources_of_Credit

[dfrecore]

my 16 year old and I are sitting here trying tirelessly to figure out where to get these ace credits. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Back story my daughter as I said befor is 16yrs old she graduated high schoool last year June 2019 with honors but no college credit she started regular college August got bored and decided to graduate as a double major in Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in international Relations. She already have all General Education and all core major finished. She’s now looking for 2 political major elective and an international politics credit. Also she has the deans ok to graduate this May. may8th to be exact. So please help

We need to know the school to see if they accept ACE/NCCRS credit to be able to help.

[Samoi]

my 16 year old and I are sitting here trying tirelessly to figure out where to get these ace credits. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Back story my daughter as I said befor is 16yrs old she graduated high schoool last year June 2019 with honors but no college credit she started regular college August got bored and decided to graduate as a double major in Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in international Relations. She already have all General Education and all core major finished. She’s now looking for 2 political major elective and an international politics credit. Also she has the deans ok to graduate this May. may8th to be exact. So please help

We need to know the school to see if they accept ACE/NCCRS credit to be able to help.

Hi everyone thank you so much for all the assistance so far I’m checking each link. As for hrs school she goes to is https://www.stu.edu/ . St. Thomas University. In Miami Florida

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my 16 year old and I are sitting here trying tirelessly to figure out where to get these ace credits. So any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Back story my daughter as I said befor is 16yrs old she graduated high schoool last year June 2019 with honors but no college credit she started regular college August got bored and decided to graduate as a double major in Criminal Justice and Political Science with a minor in international Relations. She already have all General Education and all core major finished. She’s now looking for 2 political major elective and an international politics credit. Also she has the deans ok to graduate this May. may8th to be exact. So please help

What school is your daughter going to? That is super important because all schools have different policies regarding Ace etc.

She attends St. Thomas University in Miami Fl Stu.edu I know for sure ace credits are accepted

[dfrecore]

So the only Political Science courses I know of:

ACE
Intro to Political Science
American Government
Comparative Politics
Intro to Western Political Thought

BYU-IS
Introduction to International Politics
Western Political Heritage 1
Western Political Heritage 2

All of these are LL courses.