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Natural Science 1 credit course
#1
Is anybody aware of one credit Natural science course that can be transferred to EC? I am looking for relatively less expensive and easy natural science course.

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BS.
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#2
Biology CLEP - 6 credits
Natural Sciences CLEP - 6 credits (prob easiest)
Physics Uexcel - 6 credits
Physics Straighterline - 3 credits
Chemistry CLEP - 6 credits
Chemistry Straighterline w/lab- 4 credits
Anatomy & Physiology I - 3 credits

MAYBE (check first):
First Aid/CPR Straighterline http://www.straighterline.com/online-col...001-b.html - 2 credits
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#3
ajaxwinter Wrote:Biology CLEP - 6 credits
Natural Sciences CLEP - 6 credits (prob easiest)
Physics Uexcel - 6 credits
Physics Straighterline - 3 credits
Chemistry CLEP - 6 credits
Chemistry Straighterline w/lab- 4 credits
Anatomy & Physiology I - 3 credits

MAYBE (check first):
First Aid/CPR Straighterline Online First Aid & CPR Course for College Credit | StraighterLine - 2 credits


First Aid def not natural science, it will be free elective.
here are a few others to consider:
Intro Bio without lab = 3 (Straighterline)
DSST Astronomy = 3
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#4
Thank you all. Actually, I have 8 out 9 credits required for Natural science requirement. So I was thinking that I could find one or two credits course to meetl the missing credit. But it looks like there is no one or 2 credits course available. So I will have to take the easiest course available.

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Unni
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#5
What about the free Intro to Physics two-credit course on Udacity, then put it on your ACE transcript?
BA, MA, EdS, MMT, etc.
83 hours of ACE-worthy credits
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#6
Well, I already took that course. Unfortunately, there is no proctored exam available for this course. Udacity is in the process of setting up proctored exam to make this course available for ACE credits.

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BS.
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#7
kctcs allows on demand courses to be taken as modules anywhere from .75 to 1.0 credit each. They do make you jump through a few hoops to get started though.
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#8
okay, I'm outta the loop on this one! What's KCTCS and what hoops are needed to jump through them. I need my natural sciences and I'm looking for something other than the CLEP if I can help it?
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Does EC accept the Environment and Humanity DSST? It's worth 3 credits, but it's probably the easiest science test.
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#10
KCTCS is Kentucky's community college systm. They offer several self paced courses online. Most are publisher test bank multiple choice format. They require transcripts and a letter of good standing from current college. Price is ok, but not cheap. I finished a couple of computer classes in less than a week. Quality is hit and miss. I am currently in Applied Physics which will take at least a month to finish because 16 formal lab reports. Major PITA.
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