(12-14-2018, 11:44 AM)davewill Wrote: BTW, My daughter is just finishing the "Mayflower" one, and they asked her if they could keep her essay as an exemplar for future Harvard students!
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(12-14-2018, 11:17 AM)cookderosa Wrote: Harvard doesn't use the 100/200/300/400 numbering system, so you can't go by that.
I know for sure that Harvard will not let you use a course you took with them for grad credit later toward your graduate degree with them.
When I was working out a strategy to do it, my situation was a little different.
I had a BA from TESU completed first. Then, I enrolled at HES for graduate level biology, with the intention of sending the biology credits back to TESU for upperlevel science for a second BA in biology. They would then be used inside an undergrad degree (second BA from TES) and a master's at HES (biology). I did not end up pursuing the biology masters, I went with nutrition, however, if for sure is doable. But to double dip, you have to have your first BA from TESU. This isn't going to work for most people, because if you want to UL credit in your AOS at TESU, you have to give up using them for grad school - BUT, finding upper level English for $60/credit? No one is doing that- it's worth losing them against a future masters imo.
Thanks. I am still confused about whether it's LL if I choose undergrad level? For me, the HES poetry would be after my first TESU bachelor's (and before my second TESU bachelor's).
I guess I would like a bundle of 18 Eng grad credits someday, so they could still help me reach that? Via an HES transcript in the future?