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Question About Paralegal Certificate - ggabriele26 - 12-05-2016
So I am a bit of an odd case in the field of credits. A little scattered and trying to consolidate the pieces because it's time to make a move haha. I work in insurance as a risk analyst, so I had already completed some of The Institues courses. I had the Ethics 312 which I have seen in the forum for 2 credits, something called the INS 21 for 3 more and began the CPCU designation, so I have an exam there for 3 credits. I currently have 12 credits from a traditional school as well; Eng. I, Intro to Psych., Intro to Communications, and a Business Leadership 101 type class (Literally was called Leadership Essentials, I believe.)
Then in scouring the forum I saw the ALEKS courses, so just this month I completed the Int. and College Algebra, Intro to Stats, and Pre-Calc courses and have them on my ACE Transcript already for 12 more.
I have a while to go with only around 32 total credits and like I mentioned I plan on completing this by the end of 2017, so that is why the forums credit/course plans and everyone's insights have been so helpful.
Question About Paralegal Certificate - KayV - 12-05-2016
COSC has a partnership with The Institutes too. INS 21 is worth 3 more UL credits and most of the CPCU credits are upper level.
https://www.charteroak.edu/microsite/aicpcu/
https://www.charteroak.edu/microsite/AICPCU/IIACPUC.pdf
You can use all twelve of the ALEKS credits at COSC.
If you count the 30 paralegal credits you are halfway there!
Question About Paralegal Certificate - ggabriele26 - 12-05-2016
COSC has become a huge consideration over the last month. I already emailed inquiring about the cert and Institutes credits, etc.
I appreciate the input and assistance!
Question About Paralegal Certificate - KayV - 12-05-2016
This is for completing COSC's General Ed requirements.
Through testing:
General Education Requirements (40-43 hours)
1. (a) CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature 3
2. (b,g,n) DSST Human Cultural Geography 3
3. (d) DSST Business Ethics 3UL
4. (y) COSC Cornerstone 3
5. © CLEP College Composition 6 AND SL Intro to Communication 3
6. (u) DSST Civil War and Reconstruction 3UL
7. (q) CLEP College Mathematics 6 OR ALEKS Beg/ Int/ College Algebra 9
8. (s) SL etc. Science with Lab 4 plus another Science 3
and through Straighterline:
1. English Composition - ENG 101 3
2. English Composition II - ENG 102 3
3. Speech Communication - COM 101 3
4. (COSC Cornerstone) 3
5. Business Ethics and Individual Values - PHL 485 3
6. A Biography of America: 1877- 1990's - HIS 102 (or US History I) 3
7. Western Civilization I - HIS 121 3
8. (Need Literature or Fine Arts 3)
9. Introduction to Sociology - SOC 101 3
10. ALEKS or SL College Algebra 3
11. Chemistry with Lab - CHE 101/L or Biology I with Lab - BIO 110/L 4
12. Non-lab Science: Introduction to Nutrition - BIO 105 3
Just posting those because they were easy to find on my Google Drive.
