Hi everyone, I just took my first posttest at ETAMU for the ORGL program, and I am confused as far as being able to use course material during these graded posttests.

The multiple choice questions are pretty straightforward but then I reached the 2 open ended questions, and they were incredibly specific to two reading, and were impossible to answer without referencing the reading material within the course. 

The syllabus is somewhat vague, it doesn't say we can't use course material or outside sources , it just says we can't copy/paste, plagiarize etc.

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It is not possible for us to start the evaluation process of your application for the following reason(s):

Unfortunately, you do not meet our admission criteria. Our university doesn't recognize degrees from University of the People. Your application is hence not accepted.

If you have questions, please contact us only through our helpdesk.

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Regionally accredited, USA.

Must be online. Prefer a grad certificate of 18 credits, will look at anything about 12 credits. Will entertain a full master's degree too. 

This needs to be 400 and under per credit hour. I think there are some in the 300s out there, I just have to find them.


Honestly this is a cost thing. I need the cheapest source of RA polysci classes online. Thanks!

Currently taking APS 4020 at TESU and was looking for some feedback on the midterm, as I've never taken one with TESU. They posted a study guide in the class but it seems fairly generic to me. I was just looking to see if anyone has any feedback or info on the test as its 25% of the grade. The essay questions listed, are those pretty close to what will be on the test? Same with multiple choice topics. I just want to be as prepared for this as I can be. I appreciate everyone's help.

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What AI requirements have the UMPI courses required students to complete lately?  The last time I was at UMPI was before the widespread rise of LLM programs, but the current system apparently requires the following for every milestone assignment (In addition to the assignment itself):

• A 3 page certification detailing all usages of AI for research
  
• All papers submitted as a shared google doc for edit history review
  
• A separate google document of all AI prompts and output
  
• The certification document also says it requires  submission of "handwritten notes based on the articles"- not sure if they're literally interpreting this as a photo of notes written by hand. 
  

Need a clarification from those who had completed British Degree Top-Up using Level 5 or 4 Diplomas from Qualifi, OTHM & ATHE.  

In the DEGREE TRANSCRIPT, how this Diplomas will be mapped out as a completed course. I mean what will be written in the column titled Module Name for year 1 and 2 . 

Will be grateful if someone who already own a transcript cover this. Thank you.

Hello, long time reader first time poster. I took the plunge and applied to both TESU and WGU. I am currently working as a software engineer for the last four years and am looking to get a bachelors degree in computer science to tick off a box. I am also considering transferring my undergrad to a masters program in either data science or computer science. I am torn between the BA of CS at TESU and the BS of CS at WGU. I have 25 credits that TESU will accept from community college, and I imagine WGU would take a similar amount of credits as well. I have taken around 8-9 Sophia courses as well. I have a couple questions that I am hoping you guys could help me with.

1. Which path would be faster, TESU or WGU for a CS degree.
2. Which path would be most likely to transfer to a masters program at a brick and mortar with some prestige. 
3. Is it possible to get a BA in CS and a BS in Data Science and Analytics at the same time from TESU.
4. Is it worth it for me to get my transcripts evaluated at both schools? I have only done TESU so far for the 25 CC credits not yet for the Sophia classes.

Looking to finish quickly as possible. Cost is not a factor.

What I have finished at Sophia:
Ancient Greek Philosophers
College Algebra
US Government
Introduction to Ethics
Human Biology
Environmental Science
US History I
The Essentials of Managing Conflict (Not sure this will go anywhere)

What I have satisfied by transfer from CC:
Written Communication I (3 credits): The first writing requirement is complete.
Diversity/Intercultural Literacy (3 credits): This civic/global leadership requirement is satisfied.
Social Sciences (3 credits): One of the social sciences courses required under Knowledge of Human Cultures is complete.
Humanities (3 credits): You have a humanities course fulfilled.
Social Sciences/History/Humanities Elective (3 of 6 credits completed): Half of this combined 6‑credit requirement is already covered.
Additional General Education Electives (6 credits): Two general‑education elective slots have been filled.
Area‑of‑Study Electives (4 credits): You have 4 credits applied toward the Computer Science area‑of‑study electives.
Free Electives (6 credits): An additional 6 credits count as free electives.

Thanks!

My goal is to attend East Texas A&M University, complete the 42-credit Texas Core Curriculum, and then transfer to Texas A&M. ETAMU accepts Sophia Learning credits, evaluates them, and transcribes them as ETAMU course equivalents (even if noted under a Sophia pathway). If all 42 Texas Core requirements are satisfied and applied to the correct core areas, would ETAMU certify me as Texas Core Complete on my transcript, even if many of the credits originated from Sophia Learning?

No I'm not Iranian - best revolution song ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVQAopMKFI4

Final countdown until the Shah's return.

Until January 31 Universidade Santa Amaro is offering more than 400 short online courses free of charge. These appear to provide online certificates, no degree credit. Courses are in Brazilian Portuguese.

Registration asks for your Brazilian CPF national identification number. Foreigners outside Brazil can obtain a CPF number but it’ll be somewhat time-consuming, involving a scheduled visit to an embassy or consulate with a set of your documents.

Universidade Santa Amaro is abbreviated Unisa, unrelated to the Unisas in South Africa, South Australia, or Salerno.