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#11
Lindagerr Wrote:Is it inorganic Chem or just General Chem? If Cookderosa stops in she may be able to help She did a lot of science courses with lab online through Ocean County College in NJ. I have never done an in home science lab course, but I did take General Chem I&II and Organic Chem I&II all with Lab. I did them at the nearest CC and having others to talk and study with was a big plus. Good luck with your studies. Let us know what you find, I still might decide to take a couple more science courses I have never gotten around to Physics and Maaannnny years ago I failed Micro, it might be fun to try that again.


I'm 99.999% sure any and every organic comes in as lower level (clearly decided by someone who has never taken organic, but anyhooo.....)
#12
Jennifer

My Organic Chemistry with Lab I & II from Raritan Valley Community College came in to TESC as CHE-341 and CHE-342; 5 Upper level credits each. These were very intense 5 hour a week courses in seat. I just A$$ u me d that all Organic Chem were upper level.
Linda

Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible  St Francis of Assisi

Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC

AA Liberal Studies TESC '08
BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10
AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC  Dec '12
#13
Now this is interesting. Could you give me more info about the Harvard degree? I kind of got lost there but it piqued my interest.
#14
Lindagerr Wrote:Jennifer

My Organic Chemistry with Lab I & II from Raritan Valley Community College came in to TESC as CHE-341 and CHE-342; 5 Upper level credits each. These were very intense 5 hour a week courses in seat. I just A$$ u me d that all Organic Chem were upper level.


Linda- love this. And, this makes the Nat Sci degree so much more within reach btw. You can find orgo online easily, and I've found a few with digi labs (cheaper than home labs) this is kinda exciting. Of course, not many people randomly take general chemistry 1 and 2 with labs :ack: but if they have, I think this puts 2 more classes within reach (ish....lets be honest, orgo isn't going to be easy, especially without a F2F teacher). Question, were your CC orgos 5 credits before transfer too?
#15
addision Wrote:Now this is interesting. Could you give me more info about the Harvard degree? I kind of got lost there but it piqued my interest.


I love to talk about this, search my username and "Harvard" and you should find a ton of threads where I yap and yap away lol. I haven't the time this second, but if you can't find what I've already written I'll talk to you tomorrow. In the meantime: Harvard Home go to "Continuing Education" tab at the top. LOVE that program- I dropped out- but it taunts me endlessly Smile So, about once a month I go to the web site and swoon. Someday......
#16
Jennifer
Yes they were 5 credits when I took them and TESC gave me 5 credits for each. My Gen Chem I & II and my A & P I & II and a Physical Sciece with Lab were each 4 credits when taken and TESC gave me 4 credits for each. So of the 43 credits I transferred in to TESC 30 were in seat science credits. The rest were 6 Math 6 English and 1 Phys. Ed. So you can see why I was hoping for a Science Degree when I first started.
Linda

Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible  St Francis of Assisi

Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC

AA Liberal Studies TESC '08
BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10
AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC  Dec '12
#17
Lindagerr Wrote:Jennifer
Yes they were 5 credits when I took them and TESC gave me 5 credits for each. My Gen Chem I & II and my A & P I & II and a Physical Sciece with Lab were each 4 credits when taken and TESC gave me 4 credits for each. So of the 43 credits I transferred in to TESC 30 were in seat science credits. The rest were 6 Math 6 English and 1 Phys. Ed. So you can see why I was hoping for a Science Degree when I first started.


Yes!
And rarely, seriously rarely, do I ever trust what I'm told by a random TESC "info@TESC" employee....this serves me right.
Early on in my nursing/medical journey, I emailed TESC about a LDAS in prehealth/premed sciences. I was told by TESC that I couldn't create a learner designed area of study using premeds because the sequence is all lower level. The sequence is essentially:
8- Gen Chem with lab 1&2 (I also had the intro for 4- gen eds)
8- Gen Bio with lab 1&2 (I also had the intro for 4- gen eds)
8- Physics with lab 1&2
10- Orgo Chem with lab 1&2
(throw in 8- A&P with lab 1&2, 3- statistics DSST, a 3-pathology and a 3-genetics for good measure- my good measure not TESC's)
med school also wants English Comp and Math, so I considered taking those again instead of testing out.

Now, I knew for sure I could force their hand on genetics and pathology because I could take them for grad credit (and maybe a biochem at UNE for 4 if my brain didn't melt). I also knew for sure I'd accept the A&P, chem, and bio as lower level. It was physics and orgo that I "thought" they might throw in as upper. This was going to be close to 60 credits and they wrote me back saying absolutely not.
*yes, I can use this for natural science, but the reason I mentioned it is because their answer wasn't "no, you can't do a LDAS in this subject" it was "these are LL credits."

It's all moot since physics kicked my rear. lol
#18
I found some additional biology/science courses and one or two upper level and some with online labs. Some of the instructors state in their syllabus that their particular course is self-paced. These do require proctored exams, however they appear to be easy on where you have them proctored.

Here is the link to the fall semester, some of the summer session have already started: Fall2011


CRN CLASS SEC Course Title Instructor Start/End Date Credits Type

24164 BIOL 101 007 General Human Biology Walla, T. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 3.0 ONLINE
24165 BIOL 101L 016 General Human Biology Lab Walla, T. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 1.0 ONLINE
24336 BIOL 209 006 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Harper, V. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 3.0 ONLINE
24780 BIOL 210 004 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Scott, M. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 3.0 ONLINE
24806 BIOL 210L 008 Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab
Scott, M. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 1.0 ONLINE
25173 BIOL 211 001 Ecosystem Biology Matlock-Cooley, S. 10/19/11 - 12/15/11 4.0 ONLINE
24022 BIOL 241 002 Pathophysiology Harper, V. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 4.0 ONLINE
25161 BIOL 310 001 Developmental Biology Weman, S. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 3.0 ONLINE
25162 BIOL 310L 001 Developmental Biology Lab Weman, S. 8/22/11 - 12/15/11 2.0 ONLINE

I especially like the Developmental biology with online lab as a 300 course.


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