Study.com—is this course NCCRS or ACE?

[wow]

Is there a simple way to see if a course on study.com is recommended by ACE or by NCCRS? I assumed it would be on the course information page, but don't see it there. Do you have to actually go to the Study.com page on NCCRS and ACE website to find out for each course?

[ss20ts]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

[LevelUP]

You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

[wow]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

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You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

[ss20ts]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

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You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

Like I said previously, open the course. Click View This Course. Scroll down and on the right hand side it says ACE or NCCRS. It's on like every class. Or just about every class.

[wow]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

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You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

Like I said previously, open the course. Click View This Course. Scroll down and on the right hand side it says ACE or NCCRS. It's on like every class. Or just about every class.

I did. Like I said, I can't see it and it could be a browser issue. There are other issues I'm having that make me think that study.com doesn't agree with my browser, so I'm going to install a different one.

On a side note, it's hard to gauge turn on the internet. So if I'm irritating you, please just put me on ignore for a while. I'd rather not drag your day down.

[ss20ts]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

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You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

Like I said previously, open the course. Click View This Course. Scroll down and on the right hand side it says ACE or NCCRS. It's on like every class. Or just about every class.

I did. Like I said, I can't see it and it could be a browser issue. There are other issues I'm having that make me think that study.com doesn't agree with my browser, so I'm going to install a different one.

On a side note, it's hard to gauge turn on the internet. So if I'm irritating you, please just put me on ignore for a while. I'd rather not drag your day down.

What's on the screen shouldn't change with a different browser. The ACE and NCCRS info is shown on every course unless you're looking at courses that aren't ACE or NCCRS. It's in the same box on the right hand side that says how many credits the course is worth which is below the box that states how many hours of videos, lessons, and quizzes are in the course. 

You're not irritating me. Not sure where this is coming from. What browser are you using? On a phone or tablet?

[LevelUP]

On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

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You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

I'm not sure what SS20ts is referring to, but you can find recommendations under the Syllabus tab for each course. Click on 'Syllabus,' then scroll down to the 'How it works' section to see if the course has ACE, NCCR, or both recommendations.

1. Search Properly
Study.com Course Search

• Click on 'Education Level/College.'
  
• Click on 'Goals/Transferable Credit/Online College Credit.'
  
• You should see exactly 213 total courses.
  

2. Check the ACE Net Page
ACE Net

• Click on 'Active' at the top.
  
• Select 'Show 250' at the bottom.
  
• You should see exactly 210 courses.
  
  

There are only a few NCCR courses:

1. Presentation Skills in the Workforce
   
2. Business 209: Mentoring & Leadership Development in the Workplace
   

So if it's not those two courses, you shouldn't have anything to worry about!

[ss20ts]

What's on the screen shouldn't change with a different browser. The ACE and NCCRS info is shown on every course unless you're looking at courses that aren't ACE or NCCRS. It's in the same box on the right hand side that says how many credits the course is worth which is below the box that states how many hours of videos, lessons, and quizzes are in the course. 

You're not irritating me. Not sure where this is coming from. What browser are you using? On a phone or tablet?

I was using my laptop and Chrome as my browser above. I just looked on my iPhone on Safari and when you open a course and scroll down all of this information is on the screen. So I'm not sure what you're viewing with and why you wouldn't see this info. Maybe you haven't scrolled down far enough or missed it?

[wow]

What's on the screen shouldn't change with a different browser. The ACE and NCCRS info is shown on every course unless you're looking at courses that aren't ACE or NCCRS. It's in the same box on the right hand side that says how many credits the course is worth which is below the box that states how many hours of videos, lessons, and quizzes are in the course. 

You're not irritating me. Not sure where this is coming from. What browser are you using? On a phone or tablet?

I was using my laptop and Chrome as my browser above. I just looked on my iPhone on Safari and when you open a course and scroll down all of this information is on the screen. So I'm not sure what you're viewing with and why you wouldn't see this info. Maybe you haven't scrolled down far enough or missed it?

I'm not sure either. I wonder if it's on some courses and not others. My nephew and I were looking mostly at science courses, but then today I was browsing some other courses and noticed in their upper-level philosophy class (worth 6 credits!) that it specifically states ACE. So I wonder if it's been put on most of the pages but we just happened to be looking on ones that didn't have it. In any case we were able to confirm the ones he's most interested in are ACE.

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On Study if you open up a course and look on the right hand side it will show you if it's ACE or NCCRS approved. Most are ACE. There's only a handful that are NCCRS approved.

Ah, I don't think my question was clear. I see the little box where it says that you can earn transferable credit. But I thought there would be somewhere that said specifically whether the credit was recommended by NCCRS *or* if it was recommended by ACE.

I'm still not seeing that specific information. But maybe it's an issue with my browser?

---

You can check the AceNet page
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...65f38bf0e1

Thanks. Looks like I might have to do that. Really wish they would just have it on their course pages though.

I'm not sure what SS20ts is referring to, but you can find recommendations under the Syllabus tab for each course. Click on 'Syllabus,' then scroll down to the 'How it works' section to see if the course has ACE, NCCR, or both recommendations.

1. Search Properly
Study.com Course Search

• Click on 'Education Level/College.'
  
• Click on 'Goals/Transferable Credit/Online College Credit.'
  
• You should see exactly 213 total courses.
  

2. Check the ACE Net Page
ACE Net

• Click on 'Active' at the top.
  
• Select 'Show 250' at the bottom.
  
• You should see exactly 210 courses.
  
  

There are only a few NCCR courses:

1. Presentation Skills in the Workforce
   
2. Business 209: Mentoring & Leadership Development in the Workplace
   

So if it's not those two courses, you shouldn't have anything to worry about!

Thank you!