(12-17-2018, 04:20 PM)Bachinayr Wrote: I'm trying to make sure that I select the right SDC courses for the classes I'm going to take at SNHU. I couldn't find "exact" matches for several of the ones in the list below. Is there a way to match up the specific courses to SDC course name? 
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Human Relations (I'm taking this through SNHU but I wanted to see if I could supplement the text book and study the material on SDC instead).
OL-125

(12-17-2018, 04:47 PM)Merlin Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 04:20 PM)Bachinayr Wrote: I'm trying to make sure that I select the right SDC courses for the classes I'm going to take at SNHU. I couldn't find "exact" matches for several of the ones in the list below. Is there a way to match up the specific courses to SDC course name? 
[...]
Human Relations (I'm taking this through SNHU but I wanted to see if I could supplement the text book and study the material on SDC instead).
OL-125

I'm not sure why you're trying to map the SDC courses to what you're taking at SNHU. However, so you know, if you're intending to take them at SDC and transfer them to SNHU, course transfer equivalency is based on the syllabus/content, not on the course name. Common courses will usually map pretty closely but not all do and each school has different requirements for what is necessary to fulfill its requirements.

I don't know anything about SNHU so I can't comment on how they deal with alternative credits so I'm mostly speaking in generalities.

If you're trying to figure out which to take to satisfy specific requirements at SNHU, I recommend making a list of SDC courses you're interested in that sound similar to the courses you are trying to replace (maybe with a few alternates) and confirming that list with an academic counselor at your school to confirm that they (1) will be accepted and (2) will satisfy the requirements you expect. At some schools, you can use this approach to get pre-approval for alternative credits in your degree plan

As for using SDC as the study for courses taught at SNHU, I would be careful with that. The SDC courses are taught using the generic SDC material which is pretty much focused on their own exams. I wouldn't expect that the SDC course content will have enough breadth and depth to cover all the same requirements for a different college course taught elsewhere.

(12-17-2018, 05:01 PM)Bachinayr Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 04:47 PM)Merlin Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 04:20 PM)Bachinayr Wrote: I'm trying to make sure that I select the right SDC courses for the classes I'm going to take at SNHU. I couldn't find "exact" matches for several of the ones in the list below. Is there a way to match up the specific courses to SDC course name? 
[...]
Human Relations (I'm taking this through SNHU but I wanted to see if I could supplement the text book and study the material on SDC instead).
OL-125

I'm not sure why you're trying to map the SDC courses to what you're taking at SNHU. However, so you know, if you're intending to take them at SDC and transfer them to SNHU, course transfer equivalency is based on the syllabus/content, not on the course name. Common courses will usually map pretty closely but not all do and each school has different requirements for what is necessary to fulfill its requirements.

I don't know anything about SNHU so I can't comment on how they deal with alternative credits so I'm mostly speaking in generalities.

If you're trying to figure out which to take to satisfy specific requirements at SNHU, I recommend making a list of SDC courses you're interested in that sound similar to the courses you are trying to replace (maybe with a few alternates) and confirming that list with an academic counselor at your school to confirm that they (1) will be accepted and (2) will satisfy the requirements you expect. At some schools, you can use this approach to get pre-approval for alternative credits in your degree plan

As for using SDC as the study for courses taught at SNHU, I would be careful with that. The SDC courses are taught using the generic SDC material which is pretty much focused on their own exams. I wouldn't expect that the SDC course content will have enough breadth and depth to cover all the same requirements for a different college course taught elsewhere.

Thanks, Merlin. I was trying to find the CLEP equivalent course at SDC for the aforementioned courses with the exception of Human Relations. I had already verified with SNHU that I could "test out" of the other 10 classes I listed above, but I couldn't find the courses on SDC. I have an email to SDC inquiring about this, but I think I will also need to reach out to my AA at SNHU to get a more precise answer.

• Principles of Marketing -> Business 102: Principles of Marketing
  
• College Composition -> English 104: College Composition I and English 105: College Composition II
  
• Principles of Macroeconomics -> Economics 102: Macroeconomics
  
• Principles of Microeconomics -> Economics 101: Principles of Microeconomics
  
• Humanities -> Humanities 101: Intro to Humanities
  
• Financial Accounting -> Accounting 101: Financial Accounting
  
• Information Systems -> Business 104: Information Systems & Computer Applications
  
• Introductory Business Law -> Business 103: Introductory Business Law
  
• Management Information Systems -> Business 303: Management Information Systems
  
• Principles of Statistics -> Statistics 101: Principles of Statistics
  

(12-17-2018, 05:12 PM)Merlin Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 05:01 PM)Bachinayr Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 04:47 PM)Merlin Wrote:

(12-17-2018, 04:20 PM)Bachinayr Wrote: I'm trying to make sure that I select the right SDC courses for the classes I'm going to take at SNHU. I couldn't find "exact" matches for several of the ones in the list below. Is there a way to match up the specific courses to SDC course name? 
[...]
Human Relations (I'm taking this through SNHU but I wanted to see if I could supplement the text book and study the material on SDC instead).
OL-125

I'm not sure why you're trying to map the SDC courses to what you're taking at SNHU. However, so you know, if you're intending to take them at SDC and transfer them to SNHU, course transfer equivalency is based on the syllabus/content, not on the course name. Common courses will usually map pretty closely but not all do and each school has different requirements for what is necessary to fulfill its requirements.

I don't know anything about SNHU so I can't comment on how they deal with alternative credits so I'm mostly speaking in generalities.

If you're trying to figure out which to take to satisfy specific requirements at SNHU, I recommend making a list of SDC courses you're interested in that sound similar to the courses you are trying to replace (maybe with a few alternates) and confirming that list with an academic counselor at your school to confirm that they (1) will be accepted and (2) will satisfy the requirements you expect. At some schools, you can use this approach to get pre-approval for alternative credits in your degree plan

As for using SDC as the study for courses taught at SNHU, I would be careful with that. The SDC courses are taught using the generic SDC material which is pretty much focused on their own exams. I wouldn't expect that the SDC course content will have enough breadth and depth to cover all the same requirements for a different college course taught elsewhere.

Thanks, Merlin. I was trying to find the CLEP equivalent course at SDC for the aforementioned courses with the exception of Human Relations. I had already verified with SNHU that I could "test out" of the other 10 classes I listed above, but I couldn't find the courses on SDC. I have an email to SDC inquiring about this, but I think I will also need to reach out to my AA at SNHU to get a more precise answer.

If you're just looking for closest match courses at SDC I can help with that...

• Principles of Marketing -> Business 102: Principles of Marketing
  
• College Composition -> English 104: College Composition I and English 105: College Composition II
  
• Principles of Macroeconomics -> Economics 102: Macroeconomics
  
• Principles of Microeconomics -> Economics 101: Principles of Macroeconomics
  
• Humanities -> Humanities 101: Intro to Humanities
  
• Financial Accounting -> Accounting 101: Financial Accounting
  
• Information Systems -> Business 104: Information Systems & Computer Applications
  
• Introductory Business Law -> Business 103: Introductory Business Law
  
• Management Information Systems -> Business 303: Management Information Systems
  
• Principles of Statistics -> Statistics 101: Principles of Statistics
  

Hopefully that helps.

(11-16-2019, 03:46 AM)Supermind Wrote: Anyone has the link to study.com & TESU’s course equivalencies? Can’t find it on either website.