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UMPI Course Reviews - knaves - 01-15-2022
I found the recent review of ENG 151 to be very helpful. Does anyone have any other course reviews they would like to add? Given how many people on here will require electives to meet residency requirements, especially when completing second or third degrees, I think this could be a helpful resources for those who are considering taking courses outside of their areas of expertise.
RE: UMPI Course Reviews - Kal Di - 01-15-2022
(01-15-2022, 08:32 PM)knaves Wrote: I found the recent review of ENG 151 to be very helpful. Does anyone have any other course reviews they would like to add? Given how many people on here will require electives to meet residency requirements, especially when completing second or third degrees, I think this could be a helpful resources for those who are considering taking courses outside of their areas of expertise.
There are a few more on here. Type the name of the course in the search box.
RE: UMPI Course Reviews - ss20ts - 01-15-2022
(01-15-2022, 08:32 PM)knaves Wrote: I found the recent review of ENG 151 to be very helpful. Does anyone have any other course reviews they would like to add? Given how many people on here will require electives to meet residency requirements, especially when completing second or third degrees, I think this could be a helpful resources for those who are considering taking courses outside of their areas of expertise.
I'm on my second UMPI degree and I have 0 electives. Most of us transferred in the electives with LL courses from ACE sources. Much cheaper. Always better to pay for UL RA credit than LL RA credit.
One thing to keep in mind is that courses change. Professors change. Nothing is set in stone. There's been a lot of changes in the YourPace program this year.