EU Business Degree Courses

[NBM123]

Can anyone tell me for certain what EU will accept. I have read many conflicting things, so I'm just trying to find confirmation on courses for their Business Degree. 

• Will they accept Intro to Ethics from Sophia or does it need to be a Business Ethics course (e.g. Business 108: Business Ethics from Study)?
  
• Will they accept Composition II or does it need to be a Business Writing course (e.g. Coopersmith Eng 102: Business Writing)?

[TheVilified]

Can anyone tell me for certain what EU will accept. I have read many conflicting things, so I'm just trying to find confirmation on courses for their Business Degree. 

• Will they accept Intro to Ethics from Sophia or does it need to be a Business Ethics course (e.g. Business 108: Business Ethics from Study)?
  
• Will they accept Composition II or does it need to be a Business Writing course (e.g. Coopersmith Eng 102: Business Writing)?

You would have to talk to your EU advisor to get an official OK for what will transfer.

But in my experience, I transferred in Study.com Bus 318 Management Ethics to fulfill my ethics req.

It was fairly straightforward and worked well for me and my degree plan. I vaguely remember them saying that an intro ethics would not count for me, but that may be because I only needed UL credits.

The EU/Study.com transfer list seems to work really well, I have picked off of that and used it to great effect so far. I am still waiting for it to be officially transferred though, SDC emails transcripts quickly, but its taking awhile for the paper copy to get to EU.

[ss20ts]

How Sophia's courses transfer to EU:

https://excelsior.sophia.org/#courses

How Study's courses transfer to EU:

https://study.com/college/school/excelsior-college.html

[rachel83az]

The Sophia page isn't 100% accurate because they DO have different requirements for different degrees. It seems that, for business, specific Business Ethics is required. Other students have mentioned this.

[bjcheung77]

And furthermore, the only "person or team" who has a final say is the Advisor or Registrar at the school you're planning to graduate from, even though many people on DegreeForum is "certain" of a few things, the Advisor places your courses into a preplanned approval in the academic evaluation, when graduation time comes, the Registrar does their final audits for graduation. Email your advisor for the final break down on acceptance of any courses remaining...

[new2this]

They wont me speak to an advisor until i sign up for a course. Not ready to do that just yet