Study.com alternatives for TECEP Advertising and Marketing Communications?

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... Unless they're making a really, really stupid change in the policy.

They've been saying this for ages, and it's just not the case.  They've never done a formal eval of all of the course providers, yet you can bring in courses from all kinds of places.  TEEX, The Institutes, NFA, Shmoop (previously), ACTFL, Ed4Credit, Coopersmith.

It's just for some reason, someone got some wrong info in their heads and sent that out to everyone in Academic Advising, not the brightest in the college in the first place, and that has perpetuated.

They did an eval of Study.com ages ago (18 months maybe) when they did the affiliated member agreement.  THEN, they did another one in December, but it was just a rehash of the courses they'd already looked at (and they alignned more closely with ACE).  Since the initial review, they haven't evaluated more courses, even though Study.com has added about 100 courses to the list, including changing LL's to UL.