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Despite my large credit count both schools are requireing I complete quite a few hours Ex some 54 hours, COSC 46. I did'nt ask for assessment for LS from either school though and that might make a world of difference. I was still surprised at how they viewed my Gen Ed credits though. For example I completed Eng 1 and Creative Writing at Troy State Univ. yet both schools are stating my English is not met. Thats dissapointing ! I have a call in to the counselor that reviewed my transcripts but no response yet. Might be that Troy State was/is on the quarter hour system instead of semester hours ??? Neither school indicated if thay counted my credits as UL. I thought I had at least 2 300 level courses.....but they just don't say.
All electives are covered LOL. Still dissapointing news for me...
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I'm so sorry to hear that
. Do you think that TESC would be more generous?
I know that it's never good news to hear that you still have a lot more to do, but English is a pretty easy one to get credits for. There are quite a few options and some of them you might not even have to study much for. For example, I didn't study much at all for either A&I literature or Technical Writing.
The other "look on the bright side" comment would be THANK GOODNESS you've discovered testing! Imagine if you were going back to a B&M school. This would mean a ton more time and money.
Hang in there and let us know how things work out and where you decide to enroll.
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11-07-2010, 11:19 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-07-2010, 11:29 AM by NAP.)
Which degree did you apply for at EC?
My evaluation for the school of Liberal Arts was done in a way that makes it look like I needed twice the number of credits. The top part (above the major) was what I would need to complete a BS in Liberal Studies without a major. Then the bottom part was what I would need if I chose to complete a major. So by completing what is needed for the major, I should also be able to cross off UL and LL credits needed in the top section.
Here is an example:
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...today.html
Could this be the same way with your eval?
The set up of the eval may vary by the school within EC.
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Where were your 300 classes taken? If they were introductory or in a community college they won't count as upper division.
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