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Now we just need one for maximizing sophia at EC and at WGU. Too bad those are so much more tricky to plan.
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(05-24-2020, 12:55 PM)natshar Wrote: Now we just need one for maximizing sophia at EC and at WGU. Too bad those are so much more tricky to plan.
What's so hard about EC? The website has a page of what transfers into EC and what it transfers in as.
https://excelsior.sophia.org/#courses
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(05-24-2020, 03:39 PM)ss20ts Wrote: (05-24-2020, 12:55 PM)natshar Wrote: Now we just need one for maximizing sophia at EC and at WGU. Too bad those are so much more tricky to plan.
What's so hard about EC? The website has a page of what transfers into EC and what it transfers in as.
https://excelsior.sophia.org/#courses Or maybe it isn't that hard. I guess its just that ECs degrees in general are more tricky to plan where as TESU is very straightforward. But I guess I didn't realize the gen eds are pretty easy to plan out.
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(05-24-2020, 04:02 PM)natshar Wrote: (05-24-2020, 03:39 PM)ss20ts Wrote: (05-24-2020, 12:55 PM)natshar Wrote: Now we just need one for maximizing sophia at EC and at WGU. Too bad those are so much more tricky to plan.
What's so hard about EC? The website has a page of what transfers into EC and what it transfers in as.
https://excelsior.sophia.org/#courses Or maybe it isn't that hard. I guess its just that ECs degrees in general are more tricky to plan where as TESU is very straightforward. But I guess I didn't realize the gen eds are pretty easy to plan out.
Not sure what's so hard about planning with EC's degrees. Their catalog is online on their website. Sophia has a webpage that shows what transfers and how it transfers in.
Study.com also has an EC page for transfer credits.
https://study.com/college/school/excelsior-college.html
EC's own website has guides for degree completion using Study.com.
https://www.excelsior.edu/partner/study-com/
It's not hard. It's probably just a matter of looking around and knowing what you're searching for while using the correct terminology. The info is definitely out there, but if you're unfamiliar with EC I can see how it may be a bit more challenging since you have to do the looking around. But it is college after all. We're supposed to be able to find out information. 
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EC does not always give course equivalency numbers, while TESU does. So it is easier to plan, and easier to figure out if courses duplicate. But this post is specifically about TESU, so I don't want to get off track.
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(05-25-2020, 12:12 AM)dfrecore Wrote: EC does not always give course equivalency numbers, while TESU does. So it is easier to plan, and easier to figure out if courses duplicate. But this post is specifically about TESU, so I don't want to get off track. Yeah that is what I meant.
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So the only Sophia courses that TESU doesn't bring in are the foundations courses: algebra, English composition, and statistics.
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(05-25-2020, 12:12 AM)dfrecore Wrote: EC does not always give course equivalency numbers, while TESU does. So it is easier to plan, and easier to figure out if courses duplicate. But this post is specifically about TESU, so I don't want to get off track.
There aren't always course equivalents. That's why EC doesn't list them. They tell you which type of elective they will come in as. What more could you ask for?
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