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Study.com upper level courses? - VanillaBean - 07-21-2025
What upper level courses are offered at Study.com that you would recommend for someone needing to complete two upper level courses in the next 3-4 weeks.
This will be going to Texas A&M Commerce.
RE: Study.com upper level courses? - bluebooger - 07-21-2025
for which school ?
wgu
https://partners.wgu.edu/transferring-page?stateId=80&instId=678
snhu -- go here and scroll down
https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience#/experiences
RE: Study.com upper level courses? - Jonathan Whatley - 07-21-2025
What school is this going to? Some schools bounce courses with upper level ACE recommendations down to lower level, or maybe occasionally in the other direction.
Principles of Philosophy has a unique ACE recommendation for 6 semester hours (2 regular courses) upper level, but IIRC for example it comes in lower at TESU and UMPI. It doesn't have an assignment. The 6 semester hours was a relatively recent reassessment from ACE, so it's possible your school had it down as 3 but would now reassess it as 6.
Health Services Policy's recommendation is upper level and it doesn't have a final exam.
Foundations of Leadership and Leadership & Organizational Behavior are separate courses each with an upper level recommendation. Managerial Communication and Organizational Communication are separate courses each with an upper level recommendation.
RE: Study.com upper level courses? - VanillaBean - 07-21-2025
(07-21-2025, 03:09 PM)bluebooger Wrote: for which school ?
wgu
https://partners.wgu.edu/transferring-page?stateId=80&instId=678
snhu -- go here and scroll down
https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferring-credits/work-life-experience#/experiences
Texas A&M Commerce
(07-21-2025, 03:12 PM)Jonathan Whatley Wrote: What school is this going to? Some schools bounce courses with upper level ACE recommendations down to lower level, or maybe occasionally in the other direction.
Principles of Philosophy has a unique ACE recommendation for 6 semester hours (2 regular courses) upper level, but IIRC for example it comes in lower at TESU and UMPI. It doesn't have an assignment. The 6 semester hours was a relatively recent reassessment from ACE, so it's possible your school had it down as 3 but would now reassess it as 6.
Health Services Policy's recommendation is upper level and it doesn't have a final exam.
Foundations of Leadership and Leadership & Organizational Behavior are separate courses each with an upper level recommendation. Managerial Communication and Organizational Communication are separate courses each with an upper level recommendation.
Texas A&M Commerce
RE: Study.com upper level courses? - Jonathan Whatley - 07-21-2025
(07-21-2025, 04:02 PM)VanillaBean Wrote: Texas A&M Commerce
That's a bit tricky. Study.com doesn't maintain a page listing transferable credit for that school; it's not listed under any form of Texas A&M Commerce, TAMUC, ETAMU, or East Texas A&M. I don't know that TAMUC/ETAMU publishes its own handy list of how it takes Study.com courses like the WGU and SNHU pages bluebooger lists, or UMPI's mostly reliable MaineStreet transfer tool. At most schools course transfer information this specific isn't public.
She should propose something based on the ACE recommendations and ask her TAMUC/ETAMU advisor.