Pierpont BOG AAS thread

[allvia]

Nancy Parks just emailed me the explanation - she is amazing.

Here is what I still need. Your transcript now shows 42 credits completed out of 57 credits attempted.    To complete the Board of Governors degree, you need the following courses:

ENGL 2, 3 cr. OR a Communications class, 3 cr.
a computer literacy course, 3 cr.
any 3-credit MTH or SCIENCE course
9 credits of ANYTHING

Any suggestions on courses.

How about the free Sophia Foundations of College Algebra for your math (worth 3 credits)

   - https://phoenix.sophia.org/online-course...ge-algebra

[BSBRose21]

This is more information on my English. You already have credit for an English I type of course; you need an ENGLISH 2 course. At Pierpont, they are ENGL 1108, Advanced Written English, or ENGL 1109, Technical Report Writing.

She said the Foundations of College Composition would not work from Sophia, I'm checking with Algebra too.

[xjarhead1999]

Nancy Parks just emailed me the explanation - she is amazing.

Here is what I still need. Your transcript now shows 42 credits completed out of 57 credits attempted. To complete the Board of Governors degree, you need the following courses:

ENGL 2, 3 cr. OR a Communications class, 3 cr.
a computer literacy course, 3 cr.
any 3-credit MTH or SCIENCE course
9 credits of ANYTHING

Any suggestions on courses.

If you look at my previous post you can see what some courses came in as. That may help.
Shmoop courses could be some quick and easy ones.
Sophia fundamentals of Algebra will work. It did for me. All I had was that and ALEKS Algebra.

[quigongene]

ENGL 2, 3 cr. OR a Communications class, 3 cr. -- I used the Technical Writing DSST for this one
any 3-credit MTH or SCIENCE course -- ALEKS?

[BSBRose21]

Nancy Parks just emailed me the explanation - she is amazing.

Here is what I still need. Your transcript now shows 42 credits completed out of 57 credits attempted.    To complete the Board of Governors degree, you need the following courses:

ENGL 2, 3 cr. OR a Communications class, 3 cr.
a computer literacy course, 3 cr.
any 3-credit MTH or SCIENCE course
9 credits of ANYTHING

Any suggestions on courses.

If you look at my previous post you can see what some courses came in as. That may help.
Shmoop courses could be some quick and easy ones.
Sophia fundamentals of Algebra will work. It did for me. All I had was that and ALEKS Algebra.

What is the course that you used called?  Is it "Algebra Fundamentals" or "Foundation of Algebra"? She said the Foundation of Algebra would not work.

[xjarhead1999]

Nancy Parks just emailed me the explanation - she is amazing.

Here is what I still need. Your transcript now shows 42 credits completed out of 57 credits attempted.    To complete the Board of Governors degree, you need the following courses:

ENGL 2, 3 cr. OR a Communications class, 3 cr.
a computer literacy course, 3 cr.
any 3-credit MTH or SCIENCE course
9 credits of ANYTHING

Any suggestions on courses.

If you look at my previous post you can see what some courses came in as. That may help.
Shmoop courses could be some quick and easy ones.
Sophia fundamentals of Algebra will work. It did for me. All I had was that and ALEKS Algebra.

What is the course that you used called?  Is it "Algebra Fundamentals" or "Foundation of Algebra"? She said the Foundation of Algebra would not work.

I took foundations of college algebra from Sophia. It transferred in as 1200 intermediate algebra. I only had taken that course, the foundations of statistics (which came in as a math also) and ALEKS.
I'm attaching a screenshot of how it shows on my transcript at Pierpont.

[Kreid01]

My transcripts are now on Felix, now I have to figure out what they mean!  How do you know what fills the required courses and what they consider your electives.  I have a ton of hours so I know I have enough electives, I just want to make sure I have all the required courses I need.  For example, will they accept both Intro to Psychology and Intro to Sociology as my social sciences?

[Life_One]

My transcripts are now on Felix, now I have to figure out what they mean!  How do you know what fills the required courses and what they consider your electives.  I have a ton of hours so I know I have enough electives, I just want to make sure I have all the required courses I need.  For example, will they accept both Intro to Psychology and Intro to Sociology as my social sciences?

They should accept both. Here are all my courses that have transferred in.

Both intro classes should give you credit.

Here is a list of all my classes that have transferred.

[echo64]

My transcripts are now on Felix, now I have to figure out what they mean!  How do you know what fills the required courses and what they consider your electives.  I have a ton of hours so I know I have enough electives, I just want to make sure I have all the required courses I need.  For example, will they accept both Intro to Psychology and Intro to Sociology as my social sciences?

They should accept both. Here are all my courses that have transferred in.

Both intro classes should give you credit.

Here is a list of all my classes that have transferred.

Checking your transfer info Intro to Environmental Science didn't transfer in as a Science course with Pierpont. Anyone know what would qualify?

[Life_One]

My transcripts are now on Felix, now I have to figure out what they mean!  How do you know what fills the required courses and what they consider your electives.  I have a ton of hours so I know I have enough electives, I just want to make sure I have all the required courses I need.  For example, will they accept both Intro to Psychology and Intro to Sociology as my social sciences?

They should accept both. Here are all my courses that have transferred in.

Both intro classes should give you credit.

Here is a list of all my classes that have transferred.

Checking your transfer info Intro to Environmental Science didn't transfer in as a Science course with Pierpont. Anyone know what would qualify?

Sorry about that, Biology and Science both came in as sciences under 1999 for the class number.