Distance learning math/science courses?

[dfrecore]

what's that university in the north east of the US that always gets recommended for doing med school prerequisites ?

I'm thinking they probably have calculus based physics

University of New England.
They offer science prerequisites for health professions:  UNE Courses
They are pricey compared to others at $360 a credit hour plus $30 registration fee for each course.

Be careful there, their Physics courses are Algebra-based, rather than calculus-based.

[tussive]

BYU Independent Study offers a calculus-based physics with lab sequence (3 x 3 credits) at $212 per credit, plus other relevant courses.

University Courses | BYU Continuing Education


APUS offers calculus-based physics I & II with lab (2 x 4 credits) at $285 per credit, plus other relevant courses.  These are not self paced but are fast and start monthly.

Online Bachelor's Degree Program in Electrical Engineering | American Military University (apus.edu)

[bluebooger]

the calculus based physics at BYU seems to be this one          

https://ce.byu.edu/catalog/course/phscs-121-m001

not 
https://ce.byu.edu/catalog/course/phscs-105-m001

[ThadF]

the calculus based physics at BYU seems to be this one          

https://ce.byu.edu/catalog/course/phscs-121-m001

not 
https://ce.byu.edu/catalog/course/phscs-105-m001

For UA Mechanical Engineering, I took cal based physics @ https://www.jeffersonstate.edu/course-de...ons-phy-2/

[Seagull]

Westcott Courses, transcripted through Brandman University: https://westcottcourses.com/
Calc I (4cr) $569
Calc II (4cr) $544
Calc III (4cr) $544

Texas A&M Self-Paced: https://www.wtamu.edu/academics/extended...index.html
Calc I (4cr) $935
Calc II (4cr) $935
Calc III (3cr) $699
Differential Equations (3cr) $699

I can't find any calc-based physics courses through my usual avenues.  NMJC has them (PH214: Engineering Physics I & PH224: Engineering Physics II), but I don't see them on the schedule at all for the last year, online or otherwise.

That is first time I see the Texas A&M self paced courses, other than the price, are they ACE? Would love a list showing which ones transfer as UL to the big3

[Alpha]

Westcott Courses, transcripted through Brandman University: https://westcottcourses.com/
Calc I (4cr) $569
Calc II (4cr) $544
Calc III (4cr) $544

Texas A&M Self-Paced: https://www.wtamu.edu/academics/extended...index.html
Calc I (4cr) $935
Calc II (4cr) $935
Calc III (3cr) $699
Differential Equations (3cr) $699

I can't find any calc-based physics courses through my usual avenues.  NMJC has them (PH214: Engineering Physics I & PH224: Engineering Physics II), but I don't see them on the schedule at all for the last year, online or otherwise.

That is first time I see the Texas A&M self paced courses, other than the price, are they ACE? Would love a list showing which ones transfer as UL to the big3

Maybe I'm displaying my ignorance on these issues but if it's a for-credit course from an RA university, why wouldn't it transfer?

[dfrecore]

Westcott Courses, transcripted through Brandman University: https://westcottcourses.com/
Calc I (4cr) $569
Calc II (4cr) $544
Calc III (4cr) $544

Texas A&M Self-Paced: https://www.wtamu.edu/academics/extended...index.html
Calc I (4cr) $935
Calc II (4cr) $935
Calc III (3cr) $699
Differential Equations (3cr) $699

I can't find any calc-based physics courses through my usual avenues.  NMJC has them (PH214: Engineering Physics I & PH224: Engineering Physics II), but I don't see them on the schedule at all for the last year, online or otherwise.

That is first time I see the Texas A&M self paced courses, other than the price, are they ACE? Would love a list showing which ones transfer as UL to the big3

These are RA courses, not ACE.