Upper level classes for liberal studies

[janthonys]

Hi there, I’m getting my bachelor’s degree in liberal studies from Thomas Edison University

I’m in a time crunch and would love some help on finding the quickest and easiest upper level classes to take through alternative sites. I've done 2 lower division classes from study.com but am curious about other options before moving forward.

Also any recommendations on an easy class to cover the oral communications credit since TESU didn’t accept mine from jr college :/

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[utility]

TEEX Death Investigation was an easy upper level course.

[k-k-k-katy]

TEEX Death Investigation was an easy upper level course.

Has Death Investigation been re-approved?  It had expired end of last year and ACE told me they did not give it an extension - advising me to wait on taking it until it had gone through the process.  I've been patiently waiting so if it is back on the list that would be really good news for me.  TEEX still has it listed but it would be sad to pay and take the course and then not have ACE accept it .  As an alternative even though I absolutely hate tests I have been able to do well with Coopersmith (using Quizlet study method) UL lib studies courses.

[bjcheung77]

TEEX courses currently are expired and haven't been extended yet, the renewal for the courses have been submitted I recall from a previous post, however it will take a few months to get renewed.  I would put TEEX courses on the back burner until then... I'm not sure if you're looking for ACE, NCCRS or RA credits.

To answer OP's question in regards to UL courses, the cheapest, easiest, fastest should be the Davar Academy and LawShelf options, if you know the subject well enough Coopersmith may work as well... Otherwise, for ACE, Saylor.org has 4 and Study.com has the bulk of the upper level requirements.

Since you're taking Study.com, take this for Oral credit requirement: Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace
OP, you may want to provide more details and follow this template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works
For reference, take a look at this link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[janthonys]

TEEX courses currently are expired and haven't been extended yet, the renewal for the courses have been submitted I recall from a previous post, however it will take a few months to get renewed.  I would put TEEX courses on the back burner until then... I'm not sure if you're looking for ACE, NCCRS or RA credits.

To answer OP's question in regards to UL courses, the cheapest, easiest, fastest should be the Davar Academy and LawShelf options, if you know the subject well enough Coopersmith may work as well... Otherwise, for ACE, Saylor.org has 4 and Study.com has the bulk of the upper level requirements.

Since you're taking Study.com, take this for Oral credit requirement: Communications 120: Presentation Skills in the Workplace
OP, you may want to provide more details and follow this template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works
For reference, take a look at this link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

Awesome, I haven't checked at Davar, lawshelf or coopersmith so I'll look into it. Appreciate the info

[rachel83az]

For oral communication: Study.com's Communications 120 - Presentation Skills in the Workplace. You can finish in 1-2 days.

[bjcheung77]

Awesome, I haven't checked at Davar, lawshelf or coopersmith so I'll look into it. Appreciate the info

Lawshelf.com is a newer provider, we know it goes to Excelsior but for TESU, you want to email academic advising to get them to add the courses to your degree plan, pretty much to see if it would come in properly. I wouldn't just take the course and hope it comes in, just to be safe, email them to see if it can go into the AOS or electives for the Liberal Arts/studies Area.

[rachel83az]

I'm not sure that a lot of LawShelf courses would work for a Lib Studies degree. They're legal/business courses, which mostly does not count as Liberal Studies.

[janthonys]

For oral communication: Study.com's Communications 120 - Presentation Skills in the Workplace. You can finish in 1-2 days.

Communications 120 looks great. When did you take it? I just emailed my advisor to double check that it will transfer. Seems much easier than study.com's commucations-101

[rachel83az]

I took it a couple of years ago. Someone took it in the last couple of months and transferred it in, though.