I screwed up courses!! Help!

[dimkagord]

Hi guys! I used an outdated spreadsheet made by someone, which said study.com's American Government course can fulfill the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement for my degree. Turns out, the course was transferred in as a free elective, and in fact, as of September 1st, 2020, TESU no longer accepts it for the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement.

What is my best option at this point? Honestly I don't want to take another course just for this requirement, and people say the CLEP is difficult and not worth it. There isn't a TECEP for this either...No options are good. But maybe I haven't thought of an options some of y'all might suggest.

I understand I have to just bite the bullet and do something I don't want to. In your opinion, what's the best course of action here?

Thank you!

[LevelUP]

Hi guys! I used an outdated spreadsheet made by someone, which said study.com's American Government course can fulfill the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement for my degree. Turns out, the course was transferred in as a free elective, and in fact, as of September 1st, 2020, TESU no longer accepts it for the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement.

What is my best option at this point? Honestly I don't want to take another course just for this requirement, and people say the CLEP is difficult and not worth it. There isn't a TECEP for this either...No options are good. But maybe I haven't thought of an options some of y'all might suggest.

I understand I have to just bite the bullet and do something I don't want to. In your opinion, what's the best course of action here?

Thank you!

Options are CLEP, Sophia, Saylor and Study.com. 
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

I studied for 15 hours, took the CLEP and got a 70's score on the exam.

[Sparklette]

Hi guys! I used an outdated spreadsheet made by someone, which said study.com's American Government course can fulfill the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement for my degree. Turns out, the course was transferred in as a free elective, and in fact, as of September 1st, 2020, TESU no longer accepts it for the Civic Engagement and Awareness requirement.

What is my best option at this point? Honestly I don't want to take another course just for this requirement, and people say the CLEP is difficult and not worth it. There isn't a TECEP for this either...No options are good. But maybe I haven't thought of an options some of y'all might suggest.

I understand I have to just bite the bullet and do something I don't want to. In your opinion, what's the best course of action here?

Thank you!

I know you said you didn't want to take a course, but what about one of the free Texas A&M Commerce courses? They have a few that will probably suit your needs, US Govt and one on the Court System. They only run Dec 15th-Jan 10th with breaks for the holidays.

[bjcheung77]

Comparative Politics should come through from Study.com, it won't really matter what you decide, you can see if you're into taking alternative credit such as ACE/NCCRS (if you have enough RA already) or stick with RA if you're taking community college credits.

Political Science 102: American Government
POS-1000 United States Government
3 lower

Political Science 103: Comparative Politics
POS-2820 Intro to Comparative Politics
3 lower