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RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - dfrecore - 01-26-2018 (01-25-2018, 07:57 PM)Sparrowhawk Wrote: Does the Shmoop Professional Writing count for TESU's Written Communication under Intellectual and Practical Skills? Nope - English I & II only. EDIT: I just looked, and it now shows Technical Writing as an option to fulfill the Written Comm requirement, which is new. So, I think it may be a possibilty now to take English Comp I & Tech Writing. COSC had that as an option as well. (01-25-2018, 07:00 PM)allvia Wrote:(01-25-2018, 11:39 AM)allvia Wrote:(01-25-2018, 11:05 AM)dfrecore Wrote:(01-25-2018, 10:37 AM)allvia Wrote:(01-18-2018, 10:32 AM)badooble Wrote: "I can also share information about some of the new Shmoop course, including another very pleasant surprise. The Shmoop Professional Writing course came in as upper level! I found this to be a pretty easy course – and trust me, I struggled a bit with a few of the Shmoop courses. It’s listed as “ENG-306 Inter. Tech. Wrtg. & Prof. Wt.” I'm not sure what your degree is, but I have a BALS using Shmoop for the majority of the courses. You can use up to 90cr through a single source. For someone on a tight budget, Shmoop is a good option. You can use World Religions in Info Lit or Diversity. If you use it in Info Lit, and then want to take a Shmoop course, you can use World Geography as you thought. RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - badooble - 01-26-2018 I sent an email about the Shmoop Professional Writing meeting one of my Written Communications required courses, and was told no, but the answer was a little ambiguous. The reviewer said it was meeting an AOS requirement and was 'in the right place' so you may be able to get it accepted with a little persuasion. I didn't want to rock the boat since it's coming in as upper level in my AOS at the moment. I just finished the ModernStates.org Composition prep course and got my free voucher for that. Taking it on the 12th of next month, and that will meet both written comm requirements, as I understand it (assuming I pass). ModernStates.org is a great nonprofit, and I almost feel guilty asking for a free voucher, knowing others probably need it more. But they seem to be eager help everyone, regardless of income. I won't bother asking for reimbursement of the $20 test center fee; I can eat that and assuage my middle class guilt a bit. I don't know what it will come in as at TESU, but I did Shmoop's Intro to E-commerce in a few hours yesterday. Very easy to 'test out of' without much reading, if you're already a little familiar with the covered topics. RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - allvia - 01-26-2018 (01-26-2018, 12:42 AM)dfrecore Wrote:(01-25-2018, 07:57 PM)Sparrowhawk Wrote: Does the Shmoop Professional Writing count for TESU's Written Communication under Intellectual and Practical Skills? I will likely take it next month and see. I am stilling missing my English Comp II. Also, I have just added a signature showing what degree I'm working on (now that I have finally decided the where and for what!) RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - homeschoolmom1 - 01-27-2018 I am curious about using Tech Writing instead of English Comp II at TESU. Where can I find a link to that? Also, do you mean the TECEP Tech writing or could study.com Advanced Tech writing possibly work for that? RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - Ideas - 01-27-2018 The TECEP is: https://www2.tesc.edu/tecep_desc/ENG-201.pdf I'm not sure but someone was told Study.com's was downgraded to LL, if that matters to you. Probably not RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - homeschoolmom1 - 01-27-2018 LL vs. UL doesn't matter, I just wondered if it could be used for the composition requirement. Thanks for the heads up though. RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - dfrecore - 01-27-2018 (01-27-2018, 12:58 PM)homeschoolmom1 Wrote: LL vs. UL doesn't matter, I just wondered if it could be used for the composition requirement. Thanks for the heads up though. The TECEP and Study.com course both come in the same: ENG-201 RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - omuneek - 01-27-2018 I have been lurking on this forum for a few months now and I have received so much information. Now I am at a point where I could use some help. TESU has evaluated my transcripts from CCAF and various other colleges. My issue is that I would like to know if there are economical methods to obtain credits for the following so that I can complete a BSBA in Gen Mgmt at TESU. I have taken several courses through Straighterline, but I have not tried any other alternative means. I am less than hours away. SL=Straighterline
RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - originalamyj - 01-27-2018 (01-27-2018, 04:42 PM)omuneek Wrote: I have been lurking on this forum for a few months now and I have received so much information. Now I am at a point where I could use some help. TESU has evaluated my transcripts from CCAF and various other colleges. My issue is that I would like to know if there are economical methods to obtain credits for the following so that I can complete a BSBA in Gen Mgmt at TESU. I have taken several courses through Straighterline, but I have not tried any other alternative means. I am less than hours away. SL=Straighterline I’d suggest starting a new thread. Your question will get lost in this one. RE: New TESU evaluation and Shmoop equivalencies - Sparrowhawk - 01-27-2018 Allvia- please keep us posted. My son would much prefer a technical writing instead of a traditional English Comp II course. |