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Let's say a student signs up for 4 courses and discovers that one course just didn't look as interesting in reality as the student assumed. Is there any kind of adverse academic consequence for deciding not to finish? Or if a course is finished, is there any penalty for failing the exam other than not getting credit and being out of the time and money?
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Torah College Credits Wrote:Sorry, we don't offer open book exams.
Nothing to apologize for, I'm trying to understand your process.
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clep3705 Wrote:Let's say a student signs up for 4 courses and discovers that one course just didn't look as interesting in reality as the student assumed. Is there any kind of adverse academic consequence for deciding not to finish? Or if a course is finished, is there any penalty for failing the exam other than not getting credit and being out of the time and money?
Good questions. Dropping a course does not show up on your transcript, especially since the grades of most courses are based on one exam; also, failing an exam only results in not getting credit.
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I'm interested in the Statistics course. What can you tell me about the course?
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namwen Wrote:I'm interested in the Statistics course. What can you tell me about the course?
Hi, The study materials and syllabus for Intro for Statistics can now be viewed by logging in to your user account TorahCollegeCredits.com. Look in the General Ed folder, it's called Math 102
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Torah College Credits Wrote:Hi, The study materials and syllabus for Intro for Statistics can now be viewed by logging in to your user account at TorahCollegeCredits.com. Look in the General Ed folder, it's called Math 102
Calling statistics "Math 102" makes my cry a little.
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I can see that there are upper level courses like A Social History of Jewish Food (SOC-302) on the home page, but when I created an account and logged in to see the study materials, I couldn't find that course. I looked under the 3 main headings. Any guidance on finding the study guides?
Also, does anyone know if the upper level TCC courses count towards the 15 UL credits required by TESC for Liberal Studies "Area of Study"?
Thanks!
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CollegeKid Wrote:Also, does anyone know if the upper level TCC courses count towards the 15 UL credits required by TESC for Liberal Studies "Area of Study"?
I can't imaginr that it wouldn't as long as they are ACE or NCCRS approved. I haven't seen TESC restrict usage of credits by school source at all.
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CollegeKid Wrote:Also, does anyone know if the upper level TCC courses count towards the 15 UL credits required by TESC for Liberal Studies "Area of Study"?
Not sure if all UL TCC courses would transfer as UL at TESC, but I know some would. You could verify the courses you're planning to take with an academic adviser before proceeding. They won't add it to the academic evaluation since it's NCCRS-recommended, but if you get the right adviser, you might receive the course equivalencies.
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CollegeKid Wrote:I can see that there are upper level courses like A Social History of Jewish Food (SOC-302) on the home page, but when I created an account and logged in to see the study materials, I couldn't find that course. I looked under the 3 main headings. Any guidance on finding the study guides?
Also, does anyone know if the upper level TCC courses count towards the 15 UL credits required by TESC for Liberal Studies "Area of Study"?
Thanks!
SOC 302 was just added to the General Ed folder. You can now download the study material. We are still in the process of adding new Coopersmith courses based on interest.
TESC has historically accepted all of our courses as recommended by NCCRS. If you want to be extra certain, just ask your adviser. If they don't give you a definite yes, let us know and we will speak with them.
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