ed4credit - Get $30.00 Off Your Course! Coupon Code: Memorial2017

[bjcheung77]

Hello Everyone,

I was on ed4credit.com and checking out some lab courses and up came a popup with: Get $30.00 Off Your Course! Coupon Code: Memorial2017
This is highly recommended for anyone looking at that 1 lab science credit (Bio / Chem only) (get the other science labs at Straighterline or another CC).
Each of the lab courses (Bio I or Chem I) is only $65 - $30 = $35 each lab course. The lab kits are $98 (+shipping/taxes).
I think this is much cheaper than Straighterline and also cheaper than CC's such as Rio Salado College. I will jump on this instead of SL!

As a side note, even though I finished most science courses at Straighterline. I haven't had any science labs under my belt yet.
My goal of BSBA doesn't require a lab, but my other goal of ASNSM Biology does (Bio II Lab, not Bio I though). I have a friend who is also going to
be looking at a Bachelors at TESU/WGU. He will be taking science courses for the science electives, I may join him if he does. Since these labs
can be done by anyone/anywhere, who wants to be our Virtual Science Lab Partners? We will buy the kits!

We are looking to buy the kits as well for the other science courses I've taken, just for the learning aspect of science. I was wondering since most
labs require experiments to be documented, do we have to take a picture of the kit before we submit the lab reports? I heard some SL labs require
this and was curious if ed4credit does as well? If so, would it be an issue if my buddy and I have the same "kit"?. I don't think it will, just curious.
If it's a non issue, we can do the same for anyone who wants to join us in this adventure. We will be posting our experiments online and the findings.

Haha, I feel so much like a child again. I love experiments! It'll be fun, tinkering around with the lab items... anyways, until that day comes, I'll
just be plugging away still at the final stages of my BSBA. Good luck to all who's still on that journey, or those who are working on their Masters.
Side note: Maybe a video instead of just posting our findings would be easier, or a mixture of both... we'll decide then when the time comes.

Chao for now!

[cookderosa]

Hello Everyone,

I was on ed4credit.com and checking out some lab courses and up came a popup with: Get $30.00 Off Your Course! Coupon Code: Memorial2017
This is highly recommended for anyone looking at that 1 lab science credit (Bio / Chem only) (get the other science labs at Straighterline or another CC).
Each of the lab courses (Bio I or Chem I) is only $65 - $30 = $35 each lab course. The lab kits are $98 (+shipping/taxes).
I think this is much cheaper than Straighterline and also cheaper than CC's such as Rio Salado College. I will jump on this instead of SL!

As a side note, even though I finished most science courses at Straighterline. I haven't had any science labs under my belt yet.
My goal of BSBA doesn't require a lab, but my other goal of ASNSM Biology does (Bio II Lab, not Bio I though). I have a friend who is also going to
be looking at a Bachelors at TESU/WGU. He will be taking science courses for the science electives, I may join him if he does. Since these labs
can be done by anyone/anywhere, who wants to be our Virtual Science Lab Partners? We will buy the kits!

We are looking to buy the kits as well for the other science courses I've taken, just for the learning aspect of science. I was wondering since most
labs require experiments to be documented, do we have to take a picture of the kit before we submit the lab reports? I heard some SL labs require
this and was curious if ed4credit does as well? If so, would it be an issue if my buddy and I have the same "kit"?. I don't think it will, just curious.
If it's a non issue, we can do the same for anyone who wants to join us in this adventure. We will be posting our experiments online and the findings.

Haha, I feel so much like a child again. I love experiments! It'll be fun, tinkering around with the lab items... anyways, until that day comes, I'll
just be plugging away still at the final stages of my BSBA. Good luck to all who's still on that journey, or those who are working on their Masters.
Side note: Maybe a video instead of just posting our findings would be easier, or a mixture of both... we'll decide then when the time comes.

Chao for now!

I don't know what ed4credit or SL labs require, but my online labs required photos inserted at each stage of the lab report. A "play by play" so to speak. I have a digital camera mount on my microscope, so for slides, it's especially handy.