Where to get a fourth UL History course?

[Pelican]

TESU finished evaluating my transcripts, and I found I'm further from completing a BA in History than I previously estimated. I need four UL History courses. I already am in-progress on the UL Civil War and UL Vietnam War courses at Study.com. I also plan to take the DSST in Soviet History, which I believe is also UL. But that leaves me one course away. Does anyone know an affordable source of one additional course? If I took an UL Historical Methods, can that could to fulfill both the UL History and Historical Methods requirement, appearing in both places on the credit evaluation?

[originalamyj]

If any course in your AOS is designated as UL, it counts as going toward the UL requirement while also satisfying a required course. For example in the English degree (I thought that's what you were pursuing??) Non-Western lit could be found as LL or UL. If I take one that they deem UL, I meet both requirements with the same course.

[Pelican]

If any course in your AOS is designated as UL, it counts as going toward the UL requirement while also satisfying a required course. For example in the English degree (I thought that's what you were pursuing??) Non-Western lit could be found as LL or UL. If I take one that they deem UL, I meet both requirements with the same course.

Thanks for the help! I am going for a double major, one in History and one in English, as I work as a teacher teaching ELA and hope to also teacher History. I think having both majors will look better on a resume, but maybe I'm wrong.

[originalamyj]

Diversification is a great idea for teachers! Plus the two subjects can go hand in hand so well.

[dfrecore]

You need 18cr of UL in the major, the Capstone counts as one, and I only show you having 3 courses (Vietnam, Civil War & Soviet Union). Here are the ones I know of:

Coopersmith $150
Eastern European Jewish Immigration and Settlement in the US (don't know the course equivalency, so check ahead of time)

CSU-Global CBE $250
US History 1945-Present

And I think just about any Historical Methods course you take will be UL. I would make sure that it is.

[jsh1138]

iirc, the Uexcel test World Conflicts since 1900 is UL.

[Pelican]

iirc, the Uexcel test World Conflicts since 1900 is UL.

Can anyone confirm this?

[bjcheung77]

Confirmed in the first link, goes directly to Excelsior page: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=uexcel+world+conflicts+since+1900
Moreover, the second link is the PDF telling you everything you need to know about the Uexcel exam...

Side note: Majority of courses that are UL at another 4-year college/univ will transfer to TESU as UL
If the course is LL at a college/univ or coming from a community college (even though it's got similar content) are LL.

[dfrecore]

iirc, the Uexcel test World Conflicts since 1900 is UL.

Can anyone confirm this?

Yes, although you may want to get this pre-approved before you take it.  In all the years I've been keeping track, I don't have info on this one as to what it transfers in as.

[DavidHume]

I took this Uexcel in 2016 and it came into TESU as HIS399.

There is a lot of material covered on the exam.