Easiest LL & UL Class on Study.com

[origamishuttle]

Communications 120 does not duplicate anything at Sophia for TESU. It can be used instead of a Public Speaking course, too.

According to the transfer page:
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Study.com English 305: Advanced Technical Writing transfers as TESU ENG-306 Intermediate Technical Writing. This is how it transferred for me within the last 30 days.

[dragonwolf]

Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace is the easiest lower division class on Study.com. This class only has 27 lessons and can be completed in 1-3 days. It has a placement test so you can test out of up to 71% of the lessons/quizzes! It contains common sense information and there are no assignments or presentations for this class. 
 
English 305: Advanced Technical Writing is the easiest upper division class (IMO) on Study.com. It only has 1 assignment (write a user manual) and it's only 800-1200 words. The class has 123 lessons and a placement test so you can test out of up to 80% of the lessons/quizzes! 
 
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Did you take BUS 312 Advanced Operations Managment, English 105, or History 108 Vietnam? If so, I’ll take your opinion on the courses

English 105 was easy because the papers do not count for that much and it only has 51 lesson/quizzes. Make sure to get 100 points from your quizzes. History 108: History of the Vietnam War was short with only 38 lessons/quizzes and it has a placement test so it was quick. 

[jsh1138]

It's not just about number of quizzes, it's about how hard the quizzes are.

I think you might find Library Science 101 to be pretty easy

[bjcheung77]

For "easy" LL or UL, I generally tell people to look at a few things. Interest in the subject matter is the main thing and the following, lessons/quizzes, assignments if any. Generally if the student doesn't like the subject, it'll be a bore and snore, they'll go through the course slowly. I don't suggest having too many courses open at once, maybe at max 2-3 and try to take courses that have overlapping content.