Credit Evaluation - 2.67?

[Doodlebabe]

You really don't need a waiver, they'll just indicate to you that you need a class to make up for it.
Depending on the degree (which I see you're going for the BALS) the concentration you're in.

If you're in, for instance, an English or History concentration, you just need to take 1 UL in that.
If you're using Shmoop or Study.com, take an extra UL course from them and you're done.

I don't have a concentration. From what I understand you don't need one (I hope I'm right on this). The history course I took on study should come in as a UL and I have an anthropology course I transferred in that came in at UL as well. Strongly suspect my infant and child development course will be UL as well. That's all over the board so I don't think a concentration is possible unless I want to spend more time and money taking additional UL courses. 
All that said, I figure I still need to take an additional UL course. Because the transfers marked the courses down from 3 to 2 credits I'll only have 16 UL instead of 18 unless I take an extra course.

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They will accept those 2.67 courses as fulfilling a requirement, but they will not waive the missing credits themselves. You will still have to earn them as an elective. If the credits are missing from GenEds, then you will have to earn extra GenEd elective credits. If they are missing from the AOS, you will need extra AOS elective credits to cover.

For instance if you needed College Algebra in your GenEds, but your College Algebra was only 2.67 credits, the College Algebra requirement will be fulfilled, but you will still need an extra GenEd elective credit to fill in the missing 1/3 credit.

Thank you for explaining that out for me! I appreciate it! Now I can alter my course plan to fill all this in better :-)