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Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - milah1 - 10-14-2023
Is the Coopersmith's Organizational Behavior course considered an Upper Level course? It's hard to tell from their website. If anyone has any information, I would be very grateful.
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - bjcheung77 - 10-14-2023
Basically... You're at the mercy of the institution that you're sending this to, from the looks of things, it can go either LL or UL. It depends...
Coopersmith's NCCRS Link: https://www.nationalccrs.org/organizations/coopersmith-career-consulting
"In the lower division baccalaureate/associate degree category OR in the upper division baccalaureate degree category, 3 semester hours in Business, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Management or as a general elective (6/16) (5/21 revalidated)."
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - Kab - 10-15-2023
Do we know how it translates in the case of EU and TESU? UL or LL in these two?
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - rachel83az - 10-16-2023
Unfortunately, we don't know and we won't know until somebody reports back. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - glammie83 - 10-20-2023
Has anyone had any luck transferring Coopersmith courses to Pierpont for an AAS?
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - rachel83az - 10-20-2023
I'm not sure anyone's tried (lately)? Pierpont is a bit weird about NCCRS credits, generally insisting that they be on a Credly (ACE) transcript. It'd be nice if they accepted Coopersmith, though. It'd make some of their AOEs easier to get.
RE: Coopersmith Organizational Behavior - Upper Level? - bjcheung77 - 10-20-2023
It's better to take the Sophia.org, Study.com, or other ACE options over NCCRS, not only because of the cost, but the ease and speed to finish, but the more important point is the transferability option, ACE is much more recognized and has a transfer system (Credly), NCCRS doesn't have a place to hold the transcripts, if the provider goes down, so does the credits...