Does anyone have any experience with these two tracts? Perfer one over the other?

Has anyone heard of/had success getting financial aid either Canadian Govt or provincial govt for the Yourpace program? UMPI is eligible, but there are just 3 BA degrees that look like (and are likely) part of their traditional degrees by credit hour, etc. There's a specific form in Alberta to "Request Designation for Correspondence/ E-learning/Distance Study Program" that looks promising...just curious if anyone's had success in another province or just federally.

I have been seeing their ads on social media. SEU will be offering new PhD programs in psychology, classical education, and theology. The psychology and theology programs are 36 credits; the classical education program is 30 credits with three in-person intensives.

Note: This institution is not LGBTQ-friendly.

https://seu.edu/admission/campaigns/lear...education/

https://seu.edu/academics/programs/phd-in-psychology/

https://seu.edu/academics/programs/phd-in-theology/

https://www.npr.org/2021/06/17/100731522...bservation

Southeastern University (SEU) offers these degrees by online competency-based education 

• MA in Leadership
  
• MA in Ministerial Leadership
  
• MA in Theological Studies
  
• MA en Liderazgo Ministerial: Ministerio (in Spanish)
  
• MDiv en Divinidad (in Spanish)
  

I'm looking at doing SNHU Geoscience eventually and wanted to knock out as many courses on Sophia as I possibly can. I'm looking at there transfer list and seeing that Sophia comes across as electives generally. 

If you look at the Gen Eds at SNHU, they have "buckets" of courses, and all of them have named courses. 

https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-...07c88edd82

https://snhu.sophia.org/

Does anyone on the forum have experience transfering Sophia, or even Study/SL to SNHU?

Tuskegee University, the private land-grant historically Black university founded in 1881 by Booker T. Washington, is making its PhD in Integrative Public Policy and Development available online, Tuskegee’s first online doctorate.

The program is a collaboration between Tuskegee’s College of Agriculture, Environment and Nutrition Sciences and College of Arts and Sciences.

Three areas areas of specialization will be offered within Integrative Public Policy and Development:

Quote:Tuskegee University

• Agriculture and Resource Policy: Focuses on agriculture, the environment, natural resources, and related community and rural development issues.
  
• International Development Policy: Emphasizes international rural development in Africa, the African Diaspora, and other regions of the Global South.
  
• History and Public Policy: Focuses on the analysis of history and public policy from Black American perspectives in areas such as education, agriculture, health, business, civil rights, and military, particularly as they relate to Alabama, the South, and the United States.
  

I completed English Comp II with Sophia. I got it in credly and transferred it to TESU. TESU is telling me it doesn’t have an ACE badge? “ We recently received an official transcript from Credly for your ACE recommended coursework. Thomas Edison State University will accept in transfer most ACE reviewed courses/exams on the transcript that include both a badge from the offering organization as well as the ACE badge. Since there was no ACE badge included for the following courses on your Credly transcript, credit was not added to your record. Please request to have an updated Credly transcript sent to [email protected] for the following: *Sophia (English Composition II )“ Any recommendations?

Solar beats coal in the US electricity mix for the first month ever

https://electrek.co/2026/06/09/solar-bea...time-ever/

Another similar article concerning the current administration affecting coal. 

Solar power hits new milestones in the US even as Trump boosts coal over clean energy

https://apnews.com/article/trump-solar-c...f197d62403

Hi everyone,


My university is planning to retire its .edu email addresses for alumni, and I’ve been relying on mine for research conferences. Unfortunately, many conferences require a .edu email for registration or presentation purposes and do not accept personal email addresses.

Does anyone know of any universities that allow students to maintain an active .edu email address with minimal course enrollment—perhaps just a single credit hour per semester, and continue using it after graduation, possibly with alumni status?

My ultimate goal is to retain a valid .edu email address while meeting the minimum academic requirements to stay enrolled.

Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!


Thanks in advance.