Quote:Michael, I consulted with a colleague in Public Affairs and she gave some recommendations for the guidelines you need to meet.  You need to meet 31 credits at ESC, you have 26 already. However, you need 45 advanced level credits and you have 34. Classes you need to take:

• A study in ECONOMIC, FINANCIAL OR BUDGETARY ISSUES (advanced)
  
• COMMUNICATIONS  (advanced)
  
• RESEARCH SKILLS AND INFORMATION ANALYSIS  (advanced)
  

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Let me know how many classes you plan to take so we can look at the options.
 
 
LEFT BELOW ARE THE GUIDELINES YOU NEED TO MEET. Right in bold are the courses you have done that meet the guideline or that you still need to complete.
 
THEORETICAL AND PHILISOPHICAL CONCEPTS:  Intro to Law Enforcement? Potentially Policing a Democracy?
 
HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES:  Intro to Law Enforcement?  Policing a Democracy?
 
SOCIAL CONTEXT:  Intro to sociology (though this is limited) maybe Conflict Resolution?
 
LEGAL AND POLICY ENVIRONMENT:  Criminal Law, Procedural Law, Substantive Law, Conflict Resolution
 
ECONOMIC, FINANCIAL OR BUDGETARY ISSUES:  I don't see anything here.  Does he have any prior learning in working on budgets?  He would have to argue why he doesn't have anything re: this guideline in his degree program.  INTRO TO ECONOMICS works here YOU NEED TO MEET THIS REQUIREMENT
 
ETHICS VALUES AND DIVERSITY:  Policing Special Populations;  RACE, CRIME AND LAW, ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS IN PUBLIC SERVICE. Potentially Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct
 
COMMUNICATIONS:  Did he work on communication skills/writing in all courses - which ones
 
RESEARCH SKILLS AND INFORMATION ANALYSIS: which courses did he have opportunity to  do research projects YOU NEED TO MEET THIS REQUIRMENT
 
TECHNICAL AND SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE:  Bioterrorism, Intro to Statistics[/size]

(12-23-2020, 01:17 PM)rachel83az Wrote: Are you sure you need UPPER LEVEL credits? Intro to Sociology and Intro to Stats are LOWER LEVEL courses. Sophia.org has Ethics, Sociology, and Statistics. But if these actually need to be UL credits then I'm not sure where to look.

(12-23-2020, 04:55 PM)ss20ts Wrote: Have you found out how many credits you must complete at ESC? I would check on that before looking anywhere else. You would also need to confirm that they will accept ACE credits and each specific source of credit such as Sophia or Study.com. When I applied to ESC last summer, they were not generous with ACE credits. Maybe that has changed.