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New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - sanantone - 09-14-2019

Someone said in the spring that CSU Global told them that SSAs will no longer be offered after the summer, but they're still up on the website, and they've added new ones. I noticed the new accounting "courses," but there could be new ones in other subjects. 



https://csuglobal.edu/undergraduate/alternative-credit-options/self-study-assessments


New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - videogamesrock - 09-24-2019

What exactly is this?


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RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - sanantone - 09-26-2019

(09-24-2019, 03:40 AM)videogamesrock Wrote: What exactly is this?


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Are you familiar with the CSU Global CBEs we've been discussing for a few years? This year, CSU Global replaced their competency-based exams with SSAs that are more course-like. Instead of your pass being based on one exam, you now have to take quizzes. I think there might also be a written assignment. I can't remember. Three-credit SSAs are $250.


New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - videogamesrock - 09-26-2019

(09-26-2019, 06:15 PM)sanantone Wrote:
(09-24-2019, 03:40 AM)videogamesrock Wrote: What exactly is this?


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Are you familiar with the CSU Global CBEs we've been discussing for a few years? This year, CSU Global replaced their competency-based exams with SSAs that are more course-like. Instead of your pass being based on one exam, you now have to take quizzes. I think there might also be a written assignment. I can't remember. Three-credit SSAs are $250.


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New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - videogamesrock - 09-27-2019

Does anyone know how they look on a transcript? Course number and P/F and in house?


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RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - sanantone - 09-27-2019

One of the exams I took is listed as MIS350EX. They're non-resident, pass/fail credits. A pass will show an "S" under the grade column, which stands for satisfactory.


RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - Zachcleigh - 09-28-2019

Just a heads up to anyone interested in this option (since I already wasted hours trying to go through the process).

The SSAs are $250. IF. You are taking an actual class with it. If you want to only take the SSA you pay full tuition. (As far as I’m aware this policy only applies to 200,300, and 400 level class. Gen ed 100 level classes can be done solo for the $250 price.)


RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - sanantone - 09-28-2019

(09-28-2019, 03:57 PM)Zachcleigh Wrote: Just a heads up to anyone interested in this option (since I already wasted hours trying to go through the process).

The SSAs are $250. IF. You are taking an actual class with it.  If you want to only take the SSA you pay full tuition. (As far as I’m aware this policy only applies to 200,300, and 400 level class. Gen ed 100 level classes can be done solo for the $250 price.)

Interesting... I'll have to ask my advisor about this. I applied as a non-degree-seeking student and took CBEs.


RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - Zachcleigh - 09-28-2019

Yea supposedly it came with the cbe to ssa change over. I was going to give one a try and was slapped in the face when the advisor told me about this policy.


RE: New CSU Global SSAs in Accounting - dfrecore - 09-29-2019

(09-28-2019, 03:57 PM)Zachcleigh Wrote: Just a heads up to anyone interested in this option (since I already wasted hours trying to go through the process).

The SSAs are $250. IF. You are taking an actual class with it.  If you want to only take the SSA you pay full tuition. (As far as I’m aware this policy only applies to 200,300, and 400 level class. Gen ed 100 level classes can be done solo for the $250 price.)

I am so confused.  So, if you're taking the class you're already paying full price for, you can take the tuition as well, for an additional $250??  Why would anyone do this?