What order to take classes in using Sophia

[HoustonGuy]

I'm happy to share my transcript of what was accepted at TAMUC from Sophia. All in all they accepted 84 total credits (12 RA) that covered their core and elective requirements.

Can you share the list of credits they accepted from Sophia?

[bjcheung77]

I'm happy to share my transcript of what was accepted at TAMUC from Sophia. All in all they accepted 84 total credits (12 RA) that covered their core and elective requirements.

Can you share the list of credits they accepted from Sophia?

Here's the degree plan for TAMUC BAAS OL: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[ltw900rr]

Thanks for the info,

I just finished Visual Communications, I liked it a lot more than Art Hist 1. I already opened Environmental Science, and started it last night.

After reading some of the comments on this forum about the grading differences between evaluators in Eng Comp 2 on Sophia, I think I will take it at TAMUC or even take it at the local community college.

My focus will be the other classes I have listed for Sophia.

How do you find out what Sophia.org classes TAMUC will accept?  I am new, just learned about the TAB program and applied at TAMUC today. Is there an advantage (besides cost) to taking classes through Sophia vs TAMUC?  My employer reimburses for Tamuc but not Sophia - although the cost isn’t significant.

Sorry, I have not been on here in a while. I just started at TAMUC. I followed the wiki that was shared for the BAAS OL. 
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They did not accept visual communications from Sophia, so I am waiting on the last touchstone to be graded for the US history learn from the past, prepare for the future class listed for the wiki. I plan to update what TAMUC accepted when I get the last class sent to them from sophia. 

I am not happy with the Texas history class at TAMUC so far. I have been very frustrated with the material posted in the class. I am trying to refocus and to get back to it. If I can't get through Texas history at TAMUC I may take it at a local community college.