It doesn't show an actual equivalency in terms of comparing the classes with an equivalent course, if that is what you are looking to see. It's just for grading and credits. I kind of thought they would look more into the course content and display it, but it's just a listing of every course that I already pasted earlier with their credit amount and grade for u.s. equivalency.
My 2 year college diploma is counted as an associates degree and my 2 additional courses from the other college are listed as additional undergrad courses as well.
And then the total number of credits are at the bottom (77) with a GPA avg grade.
It shows all courses as (L) for lower level, which I am not sure how that was assessed. Even courses in the final semester are considered lower level?? I took a business ethics course which was clearly more involved than the insurance ethics one which is classified as upper level on ACE...
My 2 year college diploma is counted as an associates degree and my 2 additional courses from the other college are listed as additional undergrad courses as well.
And then the total number of credits are at the bottom (77) with a GPA avg grade.
It shows all courses as (L) for lower level, which I am not sure how that was assessed. Even courses in the final semester are considered lower level?? I took a business ethics course which was clearly more involved than the insurance ethics one which is classified as upper level on ACE...
TESU BALS: Awarded June 2019
Credits:
TESU: LIB Capstone 3cr, Cornerstone 1cr
Aleks: 3cr, Insurance Institute: 2cr NFA: 1cr
Sophia: 2cr Straighterline: 48cr TEEX: 6cr
Study.com: 18cr B&M: 77cr
Credits:
TESU: LIB Capstone 3cr, Cornerstone 1cr
Aleks: 3cr, Insurance Institute: 2cr NFA: 1cr
Sophia: 2cr Straighterline: 48cr TEEX: 6cr
Study.com: 18cr B&M: 77cr