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Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - infoe36069 - 12-07-2015
mednat Wrote:They're all pretty easy. If you know the material already CSU global will be the hands down fastest/easiest. Penn Foster will be the slowest (but also very easy). Sophia will be in between. It's really easy, but some find the videos and process tedious. I personally would put them in this order CSU Global, Sophia, PF. It's pretty subjective though.
sorry for being so clueless but how do i take just one course with csu-global it seems that they want me to enroll and does not seem similar to sophia/straighterline...I also see their price at $350 per credit....am I just looking in the wrong section?
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - rebel100 - 12-07-2015
Will they even allow you to duplicate the Org Behavior? Would "any" three UL credits work?
I had a similar problem, come up 2.7 UL credits shy right at the end, they allowed me to take the UL Civil War DSST and use it essentially as an elective.....I'm sure it will depend on your concentration and existing credits.
There are several UL DSST that might work. TECEP and EC exams out there too.
It wouldn't be particularly cheap but CSU-Pueblo has a bunch of UL options at about $479/3 credits. I took 7 of these and found CSU-P to have exemplary customer service and they were all essentially self paced. I would recommend the UL HR course in particular, when I took it you basically went through the book in order answering questions, I did the bulk of the work over a few long weekends, it wasn't too bad. I reviewed it on this site back in 2011.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - rebel100 - 12-07-2015
looks like they added a final, but otherwise like I remember:
MGMT 318
Human Resource Management
3 Credit Hours
$495 Tuition*
Terms Offered: Fall, Spring, and Summer
Format Offered: Extended Learning
Catalog Description:
An examination of the human resource functions of planning, selection and recruitment, compensa-
tion, training and development, employee and labor relations, and safety and health. Prerequisite:
MGMT 201 and junior standing.
Course Description:
A thorough overview of the Human Resource Management process and function including the devel-
opment of strategic partnerships, workforce planning and employment, training and development,
compensation and benefits, safety and security, including workers compensation systems, and em-
ployee and labor relations.
Course Requirements:
There are 67 required chapter questions, each worth five points, eight essay questions worth 65
points each and a 40 question final exam worth 145 points. This course requires a proctored final ex-
am.
Required Course Books and Materials:
Bernardin, H. John. (2009). Human resource management: An experiential approach. (5th. Ed).
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - dfrecore - 12-07-2015
infoe36069 Wrote:sorry for being so clueless but how do i take just one course with csu-global it seems that they want me to enroll and does not seem similar to sophia/straighterline...I also see their price at $350 per credit....am I just looking in the wrong section?
You have to enroll in CSU-Global, and it's not a course, it's an exam. Definitely not similar to SL. They give you some links to material to help you study, but also recommend a book to buy to get the info you really need to pass the exam.
If you want a course, you will have to go with PF or Sophia.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - mednat - 12-07-2015
dfrecore Wrote:You have to enroll in CSU-Global, and it's not a course, it's an exam. Definitely not similar to SL. They give you some links to material to help you study, but also recommend a book to buy to get the info you really need to pass the exam.
If you want a course, you will have to go with PF or Sophia.
You would need to enroll as a non-degree seeking student. They don't provide the material, only pre-tests. This is the best route if you already know the material. If you need quick and don't know the material, I'd go with Sophia.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - sanantone - 12-08-2015
dfrecore Wrote:Sophia is $329, but they have coupons regularly. Penn Foster is $237 (I think?). CSU-Global has some for $250.
But I agree with Leedeedee, the UExcel is only $145 including fees.
COSC does not accept CSU Global CBEs.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - infoe36069 - 12-08-2015
Can anyone share with me how to get the Spanish Proficiency Test, Advanced Level for the 3 UL credits? I am a native spanish speaker American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages American Council on The Teaching of Foreign Languages and feel like I could probably get the 3 UL credits this way.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - dfrecore - 12-08-2015
I would contact TESC and see what you need to do to get the UL credits, and how many they would award for this exam. There are several versions that you can take, so you need to find out which portion will give you at least 3 UL credits. And I think you're looking at the $400 range for this exam. But I could be wrong.
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - infoe36069 - 12-10-2015
thinking of sitting down for the DSST business ethics and society and just getting ethics and ul credits knocked out...that way I wont have to worry about the waiver
Cosc telling me I need three more ul credits after the fact - infoe36069 - 12-10-2015
as of 10:30 when i decided to do the ethics course started studying for it, signed up for the exam, took it at 3pm and passed it! Feels good!