Nearing the finish line! Advice appreciated.

[dfrecore]

Thanks so much for the details! I was wondering if the csm learn (which I just realized I forgot to post) would work for their quantitative and then the Algebra could go towards the aos?

CSM Learn comes in as BUS-210 I THINK, in which case even if you used it in the Quat Lit area, College Algebra is a 100-level course and you've maxed out on the number of those allowed in the AoS; so that would get bumped.

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Also, I believe TESU will give credit to my one son that has the Network+ and Security+ certs. Would these work in the aos?

No, these are ITS-140 and CYB-220, so Applied vs. Theory and won't work in the AoS.

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The TEEX might count as UL. If it was UL when you took it.

It was UL when they took it. Interesting.

A course always come in as what ACE recommended it when you finished it.  So if it's on the Credly transcript as completed on 11/30/21 or before, it will be UL. This would mean that you'd need 1 UL and 2 LL (200-level) courses instead of the other way around.

[natshar]

With your credits it might worth looking into the AAS applied computer studies at TESU too. If you already have the courses for it. But then you would have to take thr associatiate captsone at TESU. Which would be 3 more cr. So at that point maybe jsut add in 2 more super easy classes to get to 15 cause it would be cheaper.

[bjcheung77]

Basically, a cornerstone/capstone and residency waiver fee is more costly. If you haven't made up your mind on residency waiver fee, then you can do the 15 credits and try to get the secondary credential, you can take 4 courses and an e-pack to max the tuition for financial aid if you wanted. Here's a WIKI Link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Th...University

[TwinMom]

A course always come in as what ACE recommended it when you finished it.  So if it's on the Credly transcript as completed on 11/30/21 or before, it will be UL. This would mean that you'd need 1 UL and 2 LL (200-level) courses instead of the other way around.

I did not realize that! thanks! They took it on Jan 12, 2021

So if they didn't work on the SS concentration then they would only need 1 UL and government? (because they wouldn't need another 200 level for the aos)

[bjcheung77]

Hmm, at a quick glance again, you're almost there... Take the Sophia.org and Study.com combo to get your required lower level, upper level, and the US Government course... If Study.com isn't what you're interested in, take the other ACE/NCCRS options, I would review the WIKI to see what courses interest you and decide from those.

[dfrecore]

A course always come in as what ACE recommended it when you finished it.  So if it's on the Credly transcript as completed on 11/30/21 or before, it will be UL. This would mean that you'd need 1 UL and 2 LL (200-level) courses instead of the other way around.

I did not realize that! thanks! They took it on Jan 12, 2021

So if they didn't work on the SS concentration then they would only need 1 UL and government? (because they wouldn't need another 200 level for the aos)

There is a maximum of 6cr of 100-level coursework in the AoS, and they already have 2 courses in there for that, so they'll need 200-level whether they have a concentration or not.

[TwinMom]

A course always come in as what ACE recommended it when you finished it.  So if it's on the Credly transcript as completed on 11/30/21 or before, it will be UL. This would mean that you'd need 1 UL and 2 LL (200-level) courses instead of the other way around.

I did not realize that! thanks! They took it on Jan 12, 2021

So if they didn't work on the SS concentration then they would only need 1 UL and government? (because they wouldn't need another 200 level for the aos)

There is a maximum of 6cr of 100-level coursework in the AoS, and they already have 2 courses in there for that, so they'll need 200-level whether they have a concentration or not.

Appreciate your help!