Current list of study.com courses that Thomas Edison accepts?

[sharsharky]

Hi everyone,
I'm finally going to be applying to Thomas Edison to finish my bachelors degree. I'm planning on doing Liberal Studies- Psychology. I saw some threads recently that mentioned Thomas Edison not granting credit for some courses previously known to be accepted. Is there any current list that shows what study.com courses they accept? 

I've attached a copy of my plan that shows what I've taken so far and what I believe I still need (in case anyone is so generous as to take a peek and gimme feedback   )
 I believe I need a civic engagement course, 4 UL liberal studies courses and (somehow?!) 15 credits of electives. Also, if anyone has any current roadmaps for this degree, I would be greatly appreciative if you could link it here. I was searching the forum and only saw some that were pretty dated.
Thanks so much!! I can't thank you all enough for such helpful posts. This would be impossible for me without the help of this site.

[mysonx3]

I'm not a degree planner, so I can't give too much feedback other than to say it looks good except for that "Sociological Imagination" seems to be listed twice

As for Study.com, I'm not aware of any of their for-credit classes that TESU outright does not accept, but there are some where they don't comply with the ACE/NCCRS recommendation for whether the course should be UL.

[allvia]

See this from the wiki: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS...Psychology

[TwinMom]

Hi everyone,
I'm finally going to be applying to Thomas Edison to finish my bachelors degree. I'm planning on doing Liberal Studies- Psychology. I saw some threads recently that mentioned Thomas Edison not granting credit for some courses previously known to be accepted. Is there any current list that shows what study.com courses they accept? 

I've attached a copy of my plan that shows what I've taken so far and what I believe I still need (in case anyone is so generous as to take a peek and gimme feedback   )
 I believe I need a civic engagement course, 4 UL liberal studies courses and (somehow?!) 15 credits of electives. Also, if anyone has any current roadmaps for this degree, I would be greatly appreciative if you could link it here. I was searching the forum and only saw some that were pretty dated.
Thanks so much!! I can't thank you all enough for such helpful posts. This would be impossible for me without the help of this site.

From the Study page, scroll down 1/2 way to Full Transfer Guide button:
https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html