Discount study.com

[desoren]

Hello,
What is the study.com discount everyone is talking about for TESU? I still need some help with my degree plan. I have attached my transcripts and I have since taken free Ethics class through the institutes, SDC Upper level Sociology of Work, SDC Civics American Government and I'm working on Library Science 101 for free elective. How do I know what is considered GE elective? I'm looking at Intro to religion but am open to anything easy to fill those GE elective spots.  I just don't want to waste time. Thanks!!

[lacussucceed]

$379 per credit registered instead of $509 per credit registered (out of state)
https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/costs-tuition

[desoren]

$379 per credit registered instead of $509 per credit registered (out of state)
https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/costs-tuition

Thanks! Do you have to let them know your are taking sdc course or do they see them on transcript.Thanks

[lacussucceed]

Select the “Create a New Student Profile” link and provide your contact information

Select “TESU Online Application” to complete the process

IMPORTANT: In the Partner Affiliation section of the application, select Study.com from the drop down menu

Submit Transcripts at get your academic evaluation.

IMPORTANT: Make sure your Study.com courses are sent to the University via an official Study.com transcript

[desoren]

Select the “Create a New Student Profile” link and provide your contact information

Select “TESU Online Application” to complete the process

   IMPORTANT:  In the Partner Affiliation section of the application, select Study.com from the drop down menu

Submit Transcripts at get your academic evaluation.

   IMPORTANT:  Make sure your Study.com courses are sent to the University via an official Study.com transcript

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Thanks, I already sent in application so I will check to see if I can add the partner affiliation somehow.

[bjcheung77]

Wow, we're about the same age! Good job, you're so close to finishing the degree in Liberal Arts without a concentration. It seems you're interested in Sociology or a Social Science. You may want to get a BALS with a Social Science concentration and finish the following to hit the LL and UL requirements. Do the cheap TEEX AOJ courses and the Study.com HIS courses below.

From TEEX, these are non proctored, if you want to save cash, skip the 1/2 credit.
FSA116 Foundations of Forensic Photography, 1 credit, $45
FSA118 Foundations of Courtroom Testimony, 1 credit, $45
FSA113 Basic Criminal Investigation, 2 credits, $75
FSA107 Basic Property Technician, 3 credits, $45
FSA115 Foundations of Fingerprint Comparison, 3 credits, $45
FSA114 Death Investigation, 3 credits, $75 - Upper Level

From Study.com do the HIS 108/308 courses for overlap, Vietnam War.
Also work on the 106/306 for overlap in the Civil War
Otherwise work on Psychology or another subject that interests you.
Study.com transfer: https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html
FYI: These courses are General Ed: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after

[desoren]

Wow, we're about the same age! Good job, you're so close to finishing the degree in Liberal Arts without a concentration.  It seems you're interested in Sociology or a Social Science.  You may want to get a BALS with a Social Science concentration and finish the following to hit the LL and UL requirements.  Do the cheap TEEX AOJ courses and the Study.com HIS courses below.

From TEEX, these are non proctored, if you want to save cash, skip the 1/2 credit.
FSA116 Foundations of Forensic Photography, 1 credit, $45
FSA118 Foundations of Courtroom Testimony, 1 credit, $45
FSA113 Basic Criminal Investigation, 2 credits, $75
FSA107 Basic Property Technician, 3 credits, $45
FSA115 Foundations of Fingerprint Comparison, 3 credits, $45
FSA114 Death Investigation, 3 credits, $75 - Upper Level

From Study.com do the HIS 108/308 courses for overlap, Vietnam War.
Also work on the 106/306 for overlap in the Civil War
Otherwise work on Psychology or another subject that interests you.
Study.com transfer: https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html
FYI: These courses are General Ed: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after

Thank you for all of this!! So theses TEEX courses are all accepted? Would they be considered GE elective or free electives or both??

[bjcheung77]

I recommended the course above for your Area of Study, so don't waste them on the General Education or Free electives, as it hits all 3 - Area of Study, General Education, Free electives. Just use the recommended TEEX and Study.com Comm/HIS/Psych courses for the AOS.

Now, for free electives - these don't cost a thing, grab them all: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit
You can then think of something from onlinedegree.com - as the last remaining credits you will need. Pick anything from here as it's only $9 for 3 credits. Link: https://www.onlinedegree.com/wp-content/...apping.pdf

[doom]

Wow, we're about the same age! Good job, you're so close to finishing the degree in Liberal Arts without a concentration.  It seems you're interested in Sociology or a Social Science.  You may want to get a BALS with a Social Science concentration and finish the following to hit the LL and UL requirements.  Do the cheap TEEX AOJ courses and the Study.com HIS courses below.

From TEEX, these are non proctored, if you want to save cash, skip the 1/2 credit.
FSA116 Foundations of Forensic Photography, 1 credit, $45
FSA118 Foundations of Courtroom Testimony, 1 credit, $45
FSA113 Basic Criminal Investigation, 2 credits, $75
FSA107 Basic Property Technician, 3 credits, $45
FSA115 Foundations of Fingerprint Comparison, 3 credits, $45
FSA114 Death Investigation, 3 credits, $75 - Upper Level

From Study.com do the HIS 108/308 courses for overlap, Vietnam War.
Also work on the 106/306 for overlap in the Civil War
Otherwise work on Psychology or another subject that interests you.
Study.com transfer: https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html
FYI: These courses are General Ed: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/courses/2019-and-after

Hi bjcheung77, I take the opportunity of this thread to ask you a question.
Do the following courses (that you mentioned) count as free electives towards TESU BACS?

FSA107 Basic Property Technician, 3 credits, $45
FSA115 Foundations of Fingerprint Comparison, 3 credits, $45
FSA114 Death Investigation, 3 credits, $75 - Upper Level

If so, this would really help me fill some gaps in my free elective area.
Thanks in advance.

[bjcheung77]

@doom, yes - free electives can be any course. Those 3 course would net you 9 credits. If you need more, you can grab a few from onlinedegree.com as each of them are only $9 for 3 credits. Find those that appeal to you and also do not duplicate what you have taken already, such as the Cooking (LOL) or Robotics course.