(04-03-2019, 10:01 AM)darthweezy Wrote: When receiving an evaluation are you able to let the advisers know you want a certain class to be in a certain slot?  For example, I've already completed Business Ethics but it is slotted in elsewhere for the BALS.  

Also, for UL classes in the NC degree is there a thread anywhere that has most of the known sources?

(04-03-2019, 10:01 AM)darthweezy Wrote: When receiving an evaluation are you able to let the advisers know you want a certain class to be in a certain slot?  For example, I've already completed Business Ethics but it is slotted in elsewhere for the BALS.  

Also, for UL classes in the NC degree is there a thread anywhere that has most of the known sources?

(04-03-2019, 10:52 AM)ChilliDawg Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 10:01 AM)darthweezy Wrote: When receiving an evaluation are you able to let the advisers know you want a certain class to be in a certain slot?  For example, I've already completed Business Ethics but it is slotted in elsewhere for the BALS.  

Also, for UL classes in the NC degree is there a thread anywhere that has most of the known sources?

Let me take one guess, your previous Ethics course articulated on your transcript as PHI-384?

To answer your question, you can write to them or open a ticket and they will gladly move it for you.  I have done so many times.

More than likely, your Ethics came in as Upper Level, so they put it there for you.  I left my PHI-384 in the UL slot and simply took another quick and easy LL Ethics course from Study, to satisfy the Ethics category.  In my opinion it was much quicker and easier than trying to take an additional UL course.  LL Ethics from Study was quick and easy, in one day.  Another UL class would have been longer and required writing.  You may be in a different situation than me, but in my case, it was the way to go.  I actually had my UL Ethics doubled up.  The Ethics course from Straighterline came in as PHI-384, so did the Institutes Ethics.  They tagged the Institutes Ethics as being duplicate and it didn't count for anything.

(04-03-2019, 03:49 PM)darthweezy Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 10:52 AM)ChilliDawg Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 10:01 AM)darthweezy Wrote: When receiving an evaluation are you able to let the advisers know you want a certain class to be in a certain slot?  For example, I've already completed Business Ethics but it is slotted in elsewhere for the BALS.  

Also, for UL classes in the NC degree is there a thread anywhere that has most of the known sources?

Let me take one guess, your previous Ethics course articulated on your transcript as PHI-384?

To answer your question, you can write to them or open a ticket and they will gladly move it for you.  I have done so many times.

More than likely, your Ethics came in as Upper Level, so they put it there for you.  I left my PHI-384 in the UL slot and simply took another quick and easy LL Ethics course from Study, to satisfy the Ethics category.  In my opinion it was much quicker and easier than trying to take an additional UL course.  LL Ethics from Study was quick and easy, in one day.  Another UL class would have been longer and required writing.  You may be in a different situation than me, but in my case, it was the way to go.  I actually had my UL Ethics doubled up.  The Ethics course from Straighterline came in as PHI-384, so did the Institutes Ethics.  They tagged the Institutes Ethics as being duplicate and it didn't count for anything.

I would understand if that was the scenario but this came in as LL PHI-285.  It is the Business Ethics course from SL.  The odd thing is I have other CJ classes that should fill the same slot this one went to in the LL AOS section.  I am actually slotted for the BACS but some stuff has come up that I was to just knock out the BALS quicker so I'm trying to see what shifted where when making the change.

(04-03-2019, 04:08 PM)dfrecore Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 03:49 PM)darthweezy Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 10:52 AM)ChilliDawg Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 10:01 AM)darthweezy Wrote: When receiving an evaluation are you able to let the advisers know you want a certain class to be in a certain slot?  For example, I've already completed Business Ethics but it is slotted in elsewhere for the BALS.  

Also, for UL classes in the NC degree is there a thread anywhere that has most of the known sources?

Let me take one guess, your previous Ethics course articulated on your transcript as PHI-384?

To answer your question, you can write to them or open a ticket and they will gladly move it for you.  I have done so many times.

More than likely, your Ethics came in as Upper Level, so they put it there for you.  I left my PHI-384 in the UL slot and simply took another quick and easy LL Ethics course from Study, to satisfy the Ethics category.  In my opinion it was much quicker and easier than trying to take an additional UL course.  LL Ethics from Study was quick and easy, in one day.  Another UL class would have been longer and required writing.  You may be in a different situation than me, but in my case, it was the way to go.  I actually had my UL Ethics doubled up.  The Ethics course from Straighterline came in as PHI-384, so did the Institutes Ethics.  They tagged the Institutes Ethics as being duplicate and it didn't count for anything.

I would understand if that was the scenario but this came in as LL PHI-285.  It is the Business Ethics course from SL.  The odd thing is I have other CJ classes that should fill the same slot this one went to in the LL AOS section.  I am actually slotted for the BACS but some stuff has come up that I was to just knock out the BALS quicker so I'm trying to see what shifted where when making the change.

Per my earlier post, AOS has priority over specific requirements in GE, so they'll always stick stuff there first.

Also, they will also put 200-level courses down in the AOS before 100-level courses since there's a limit on how many 100-level courses can work in the AOS (in this case, 6cr).

(04-03-2019, 04:31 PM)darthweezy Wrote:

(04-03-2019, 04:08 PM)dfrecore Wrote: Per my earlier post, AOS has priority over specific requirements in GE, so they'll always stick stuff there first.

Also, they will also put 200-level courses down in the AOS before 100-level courses since there's a limit on how many 100-level courses can work in the AOS (in this case, 6cr).

Ahh, the AOS taking priority is it.  I should be able to change some up though since I would still be fine with the 6cr being 100-level in the AOS.  Thanks.