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VirtualSC: Graduate Education Credits - eriehiker - 10-20-2019
The South Carolina Department of Education offers a series of online courses intended for teachers. They are $390 for three graduate credits from the College of Charleston. There are a couple of somewhat interesting classes, but probably not much of interest to non-teachers. $130 per credit hour is reasonably decent in terms of price.
https://www.elearningscpd.com/portal/index.php/course-information/graduate-courses/
RE: VirtualSC: Graduate Education Credits - posabsolute - 10-20-2019
Those are also cool courses for those who want to do instruction at the professional level.
RE: VirtualSC: Graduate Education Credits - cookderosa - 10-22-2019
(10-20-2019, 07:52 PM)eriehiker Wrote: The South Carolina Department of Education offers a series of online courses intended for teachers. They are $390 for three graduate credits from the College of Charleston. There are a couple of somewhat interesting classes, but probably not much of interest to non-teachers. $130 per credit hour is reasonably decent in terms of price.
https://www.elearningscpd.com/portal/index.php/course-information/graduate-courses/
What's sad is that in SC, most of the CC tuition is more than that.
RE: VirtualSC: Graduate Education Credits - Clepper43 - 10-23-2019
Do these credits come in as upper level for a bachelor's?
You probably can't transfer them in to a master's degree as those tend to be very specific and with limited transfer, right?
Nice to know about!
RE: VirtualSC: Graduate Education Credits - cookderosa - 10-23-2019
(10-23-2019, 09:37 AM)Clepper43 Wrote: Do these credits come in as upper level for a bachelor's?
You probably can't transfer them in to a master's degree as those tend to be very specific and with limited transfer, right?
Nice to know about!
TESU has done that in the past and I believe still allows it. I can't find good information about the alpha, but I'm thinking it might be EDU, so upper level EDU? That's my guess.