Newlane as a beginner

[panda02]

Hi, guys here a Newlane academic tracker for all the majors. this might help for anyone looking to transfer
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...1713841330

Access issues, It's asking me to sign into gmail to view it...

Apologies, i have fixed it

[bjcheung77]

Wow, that looks great, very nicely laid out, sophisticated, it has so many pieces of info... My spreadsheets are to compact and concise, very simple but it does the job.

[Jakehazex21]

Been in the Liberal Arts Business Specialty program since April. Brought in 90 credits, I made sure to show accredited course hour equivalents to professional certifications that have no ACE recognition. So far I've completed 4 courses, but that's mostly because my own pacing issues. 
Courses are challenging, a lot of reading balanced with video. I do want to say that the Course hearings are no joke. The professors will expect a nuanced conversation about the course goals, often ask specific questions, and it's not something you can fake your way through. Projects are good since they encourage creativity to help you retain the knowledge. For example I've made two video submissions. I'd recommend you pick the flow of your courses so they lead into one another  naturally and build on each other.
But so far so good.

[ingrid104]

Hello, I am considering join with Newlane, but I have several questions. Is this NA university? I just would like to know what places will accept my Bachelors after graduating from this institution. I am a bit nervous about testing orally and I will need more insight about that. I see they don't have Bs in education, so I will have to take liberal arts and finish credits for teaching later on at my district I guess. Do they have counselors that can guide me with that? Thank you

[wow]

Go to the site and call the admissions number or schedule a call. They are very helpful. You will probably talk to the founder, and he is very straightforward about what the college offers and what it doesn't. He does not do a hard sell, just wants to help people figure out if the school fits what they are looking for.

It is nationally accredited through DEAC, not "regionally" accredited.