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300/400 Level courses - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Inactive (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Inactive) +--- Forum: [ARCHIVE] Excelsior, Thomas Edison, and Charter Oak Specific Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-ARCHIVE-Excelsior-Thomas-Edison-and-Charter-Oak-Specific-Discussion) +--- Thread: 300/400 Level courses (/Thread-300-400-Level-courses) |
300/400 Level courses - Driel - 06-29-2017 Hello All, do you know if it's possible to apply for a handful of 300/400 level courses in either COSC or Excelsior College without enrolling to be a student of their school? 300/400 Level courses - bjcheung77 - 06-29-2017 And why would you want to do that? What are these courses used for? They don't offer much benefit over other online colleges/universities. The only time I ever recommend people to take courses at COSC and/or Excelsior College is for their Capstone courses as it's a requirement. If you are NOT a degree seeker from them, then I highly recommend taking courses elsewhere for cheaper/easier/faster credit, at the 300/400 level. The only thing Excelsior has that you may want are the UEXCEL exams, they're not courses though and much harder than an SL/Study.com course. Your best bet is to "list your courses you need at the 300/400 level" and we can provide you recommendations. If you really need to take it there. You should at least sign up for their partnership pricing/scholarship pricing with Straighterline/Study.com 300/400 Level courses - Driel - 06-29-2017 I need a total of 12SH credits from Applied Science and Technology discipline to fulfill my remaining AOS in BSAST Technical Studies at TESU. These credits must be from 300/400 level courses. I can't afford to take them at TESU. 300/400 Level courses - dfrecore - 06-29-2017 Driel Wrote:I need a total of 12SH credits from Applied Science and Technology discipline to fulfill my remaining AOS in Saylor BUS303: Strategic Information Technology >> CIS-301 CS301: Software Engineering >> CIS-351 CS402: Computer Communications and Networks >> CMP-354 DSST Management Information Systems >> CIS-301 Fundamentals of Cybersecurity >> CIS-344 TECEP Network Technology >> CMP-354 Davar Management Information Systems >> CIS-301 Ed4Credit Managing Information Systems >> CIS-301 CSU-Global Information Security Legal and Ethical Issues Intermediate Networking Advanced Networking Systems IT Project Management Database Management Principles of Cybersecurity Digital Forensics & Investigations Cloud Computing and Big Data >> CIS-499 Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Info Systems Analysis and Design >> CIS-320 As always, get these pre approved before taking them. 300/400 Level courses - bjcheung77 - 06-29-2017 Driel Wrote:I need a total of 12SH credits from Applied Science and Technology discipline to fulfill my remaining AOS in I see, but taking them at COSC and Excelsior would cost THE SAME THING almost! It's $499/credit - $1497 at TESU for 3 credits. COSC is at $377/credit = $1131 a course, and Excelsior is $510/credit - $1530 a course, my suggestion is taking them at APU. The fees at APUS is $270/credit, see here: http://www.apu.apus.edu/tuition-and-financing/policies/cost-of-attendance.htm Did TESU say specifically what AST courses would fit? Let me check their page again and your previous posts... 300/400 Level courses - dfrecore - 06-29-2017 bjcheung77 Wrote:I see, but taking them at COSC and Excelsior would cost THE SAME THING almost! It's $499/credit - $1497 at TESU for 3 credits. I listed cheap alternatives from $25 - $250 per course. Also, if you really want to take courses from TESU, you should sign up with Study.com and take 2 courses there (any courses that are ACE-recommended) and then get the affiliate membership at TESU. That should bring your costs down from $1497/course to $1098/course. Still not cheap, I'd do something else personally, but cheaper than EC and COSC. 300/400 Level courses - Driel - 06-30-2017 I have just sent the list of courses to TESU to see if they can be approved for 300/400 level courses. I'll keep everyone posted on their reply. Thank you. |