Study.com has 6 new ACE recommend courses

[bjcheung77]

Would this mean it is "prep" and not up to full college credit since it is below 100? That would be my guess. More like Beginning or Intermediate with ALEKS.

Yes, that's exactly what it means - not yet college level. And you are correct, it's going to come in similar to Beginning Algebra.
Intermediate Algebra actually is 100+ level, that's fine for college credit (practically at any place that accepts it - math elective).

[frostedfire]

Anticipating the 3 psychology courses to come from study.com . Ethics in the social sciences, History and Systems in Psychology ,and Physiological Psychology!

[frostedfire]

Just saw the announcement on Study.com:



Super excited about that Marketing 301 course, Marketing Research. Which I believe previously was only available through CSU-Global/PF.

study.com, do you have the course equivalencies for TESU? I'm interested in the edu and soc courses.

[dfrecore]

study.com, do you have the course equivalencies for TESU? I'm interested in the edu and soc courses.

Here's the link with equivalencies: Thomas Edison State University

The important part though is not the equivalencies as much as where they may fit into a degree plan. The Education courses will all only come in as Free Electives.

[frostedfire]

Here's the link with equivalencies: Thomas Edison State University

The important part though is not the equivalencies as much as where they may fit into a degree plan. The Education courses will all only come in as Free Electives.

I'm just wondering what the new courses come in as at TESU. Namely Edu 106 and Sociology 103. They aren't the transfer list yet.

[dfrecore]

I'm just wondering what the new courses come in as at TESU. Namely Edu 106 and Sociology 103. They aren't the transfer list yet.

They normally have been working with TESU to get the equivalencies updated, it takes a few weeks before they post it.

I'm going to guess that:
Marketing Research >> MAR-411 (same as PF)
Medical Terminology >> HEA-203 (same as SL)
Found of Gerontology >> SOC-315 (same as UExcel)