Study.com under review at TESU

[Blckbuster]

I searched to see if this was already mentioned and I didn't find anything.
I mentioned to my academic advisor that I was planning to take some classes from study.com and she warned me about this:

[rachel83az]

They've been saying this for a while. I wouldn't worry about it. TESU's advisors typically do not know ANYTHING. We usually recommend NOT talking to them at all unless absolutely necessary. They can be worse than useless.

[ss20ts]

There's been a thread about this for quite some time. Several courses are no longer accepted.

[rachel83az]

There's been a thread about this for quite some time. Several courses are no longer accepted.

Those courses are fine. It was a misunderstanding between SDC and TESU.

[dfrecore]

There were some Cybersecurity courses they stopped taking in 2020, but most had never been able to be used in a degree there anyway, except as free electives.

The CompSci courses that are currently under review are continuing to be accepted towards either the BSBA/CIS or CompSci degrees at this point in time.

[Dumber]

They've been saying this for a while. I wouldn't worry about it. TESU's advisors typically do not know ANYTHING. We usually recommend NOT talking to them at all unless absolutely necessary. They can be worse than useless.

I ran into an issue with industrial psychology and the TESU's advisor was correct. Study.com did not update its website on a timely basis. My advice is to go with study.com but always get the okay from TESU and follow the advice of the advisors if the advice is in writing.

[LevelUP]

TESU really screwed Study.com on their computer courses already lol.  Though now also ACE recommends those courses as LL so they were screwed there too.

All those cybersecurity courses they made were pretty much all for nothing.

Software Engineering comes in as LL.
Networking coming in as LL.
Artificial Intelligence comes in LL or as a general elective. 

In the past year, Study.com hasn't made any new courses except for 1 in business.

[jch]

I've looked through several of the SDC cybersecurity courses, and some have major quality issues. They're full of stuff that's outright wrong, misleading, obsolete, or very dated. Maybe that's why TESU doesn't take them.

[jch]

Just got this note from the TESU registrar:

03/11/22
The following Study.com courses completed after 12/31/2019 are not accepted in transfer for any degree or certificate program at TESU.
COS 107 Database Fundamentals
COS 108 Intro to Networking
COS 110 Intro to Cybersecurity
COS 202 Network & System Security
COS 204 Database Programming
COS 331 Cybersecurity Risk Analysis Management
COS 332 Cybersecurity Policies & Management
COS 335 Mobile Forensics
COS 336 Network Forensics
COS 106 Intro to Linux
COS 203 Defensive Security
COS 220 Fundamentals of Routing & Switching
COS 311 Artificial Intelligence
COS 321 Ethical Hacking
COS 323 Wireless & Mobile Networking
COS 335 Mobile Forensics
COS 336 Network Forensics

The exclusion is still in effect, and a bit broader than I expected. BSIT is substantially impacted in addition to Cybersecurity.

[gams007]

Just got this note from the TESU registrar:

03/11/22
The following Study.com courses completed after 12/31/2019 are not accepted in transfer for any degree or certificate program at TESU.
COS 107 Database Fundamentals
COS 108 Intro to Networking
COS 110 Intro to Cybersecurity
COS 202 Network & System Security
COS 204 Database Programming
COS 331 Cybersecurity Risk Analysis Management
COS 332 Cybersecurity Policies & Management
COS 335 Mobile Forensics
COS 336 Network Forensics
COS 106 Intro to Linux
COS 203 Defensive Security
COS 220 Fundamentals of Routing & Switching
COS 311 Artificial Intelligence
COS 321 Ethical Hacking
COS 323 Wireless & Mobile Networking
COS 335 Mobile Forensics
COS 336 Network Forensics

The exclusion is still in effect, and a bit broader than I expected. BSIT is substantially impacted in addition to Cybersecurity.

Is so sad I was very interested in learning 4 courses out of this list.