Will TESU accept both ENS-200 and ENS-201?

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Will TESU accept both ENS-200 and ENS-201? - Merlin - 02-08-2018

Hey folks,

I am considering taking both "Introduction to Environmental Science" from SL (comes into TESU as ENS-200) and "Environment & Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet" from Study.com (comes into TESU as ENS-201, same as the old DSST of the same name) since I figured they would synergize well and have some overlap making studying for them easier. They'd both be used as GenEd electives, so it doesn't really matter too much, though I have plenty of alternative options if needs be.

I would normally not expect an issue since they come in with two different course ID's, but I also know some courses are considered equivalent or "one or the other." So, I'm wondering about ENS-201 and ENS-202. Are meant to be considered equivalent, and therefore you can't get credit for both?

I checked the archives but couldn't find any previous discussions about it. I'm wondering if anyone else has suggested this option?

I know the ultimate answer is to ask advising, but I thought I'd ask here first since I don't have an advisor to chat with yet.

Thanks!

RE: Will TESU accept both ENS-200 and ENS-201? - dfrecore - 02-08-2018

You really would have to ask TESU about that, no one here can tell you unless they've taken both of those and have them on their evals (and chances are, there won't be someone that has them both).

RE: Will TESU accept both ENS-200 and ENS-201? - Merlin - 02-08-2018

(02-08-2018, 11:16 AM)dfrecore Wrote: You really would have to ask TESU about that, no one here can tell you unless they've taken both of those and have them on their evals (and chances are, there won't be someone that has them both).

I figured that, but I was hoping that others here may have done this. It seems like it would be something others might have done given it would be an easy path to 6 credits and I've seen other threads where people talk about course overlap for a similar purpose.