Question about LawShelf

[TINASAM]

Does anyone know where these courses could transfer into? Like what programs/degrees and from what schools? I'd love to take some of these, but would rather know that they can be brought in to some degree so that they can be useful.

I'm in the middle of a huge health flare and immense brainfog so I hope that the above makes sense, it does in my head.

[Avidreader]

Tesu and SNHU accept Lawshelf as NCCR credit.

[NotJoeBiden]

Tesu and SNHU accept Lawshelf as NCCR credit.

As grad credit?


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Joe the engineer

[jg_nuy]

Tesu and SNHU accept Lawshelf as NCCR credit.

As grad credit?


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Joe the engineer

No, mostly a mix of undergraduate business, law and elective credit. 

For TESU, it's not a bad way to pick up financial accounting, intro to business, and a couple of lower-level criminal justice foundation classes. There is also one class does come in as upper-level environmental science (ENS-3600) at TESU, which is nice if you're doing Liberal Studies and need UL credit.

TESU: https://www.lawshelf.com/assets/pdf/TESU.pdf
SNHU: https://www.snhu.edu/admission/transferr...al%20Media

[sanantone]

LawShelf has a list of partner schools and how the credits transfer. The last time I went through the equivalency charts, Purdue Global was the only school to accept these courses as graduate credit.

https://www.lawshelf.com/partnersview

[bjcheung77]

Basically, I would review the partners list and see what interests you most...
Law Shelf has a two for one deal: Additional course free with Vle045's affiliate code: VK375

[TINASAM]

Thanks everyone