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Straighterline has PHY250 General Physics I (3 credits) and PHY250L General Physics I with Lab (4 credits) available now
Online Physics Course - Learn the Basics of Physical Sciences Through Straighterline's Physics Course Online - StraighterLine
Online Physics Course with Lab - Earn Your Physics Lab Credit with Our Online Physics Lab - StraighterLine
Note that these physics courses do include some Calculus (Calculus I knowledge level is recommended)
They have been evaluated by ACE and are listed in their online National Guide
ACE CREDIT | The National Guide to College Credit for Workforce Training
I contacted TESC about it and my advisor says they are good to go (they will award the credit)
Straighterline Physics II is not available yet, but hopefully will be ready soon
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Good thanks for the information.
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Definitely a good thing, as I have been waiting for I and II..
But see the thread started by jam123 about the security before enrolling, that I just updated with the SL response.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...l-tls.html
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This is good news. Does anyone know if TESC will continue adding credit to my official transcript, even after I graduate, if I am still within the year of my comprehensive tuition? I want to take the calc based Physics course at straighter line, its not requried for my degree, I just want to have it on my TESC transcript so I can apply for a computer engineering graduate school.
I was going to take the general physics at TESC but now I will take it at straighterline since its calc based! Thanks for sharing.
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Yes, they will continue to add courses to your official transcript. I did the same with a few courses.
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Fantastic, thanks for the reply bricabrac!
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This is great news. Thank you for sharing.
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I read something about "Webcam Proctoring" from Straighterline - I wonder how that will work? My computer doesn't even have a camera so will I still be able to take the classes and tests once they go to that method of testing...
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