05-25-2017, 03:20 PM
I am planning to get my bachelors in Sociology as well (for pretty similar reasons as you). I have spent a few weeks searching for UL Sociology courses.
Personally, I've settled on pursing a BA in Sociology with an emphasis in Criminal Justice through CSU-Pueblo IS. Though I have not formally enrolled yet (building up my transcript), I appreciate their straightforward pricing ($525/3 credit course) and term flexibility. I honestly could not see myself enjoying the learning process through TESU's UL courses.
If I needed a degree for job placement/advancement, I'd personally choose TESU, but since I am very interested in the subject matter and learning more, I prefer (and will pay a small bit more) to go through a single program (instead of using multiple sites/sources for UL). But also, I am located in Colorado, so I'm slightly biased
I'll be posting more once I get started at CSU-Pueblo (after I grab a few more ACE credits) since there doesn't seem to be too much here about them.
Good luck!!
Personally, I've settled on pursing a BA in Sociology with an emphasis in Criminal Justice through CSU-Pueblo IS. Though I have not formally enrolled yet (building up my transcript), I appreciate their straightforward pricing ($525/3 credit course) and term flexibility. I honestly could not see myself enjoying the learning process through TESU's UL courses.
If I needed a degree for job placement/advancement, I'd personally choose TESU, but since I am very interested in the subject matter and learning more, I prefer (and will pay a small bit more) to go through a single program (instead of using multiple sites/sources for UL). But also, I am located in Colorado, so I'm slightly biased
I'll be posting more once I get started at CSU-Pueblo (after I grab a few more ACE credits) since there doesn't seem to be too much here about them.
Good luck!!
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