08-15-2019, 02:39 PM
This is a bit of a hard question b/c the people who need UL science courses are almost always not going to be able to use the UL science courses we use here. That's such a specialty area that unless you're 100% sure he knows exactly where he is going to school and his exact major, taking UL science online or for pass/fail is exceptionally risky imo. Probably the least transferable and most expensive of ANY subject.
BUT, I took upper level biology through Harvard University's Extension offerings, and there are many that are fully online. Had I finished a degree in biology, I could have done so by using Harvard graduate level courses as upper level undergrad. That nifty trick probably won't work everywhere either- but it works at TESU, which is the school I would have used.
Another but, you have to be willing to pay cash- because you're not enrolled, so you can't get financial aid. Current rate is $2800 per course.
BUT, I took upper level biology through Harvard University's Extension offerings, and there are many that are fully online. Had I finished a degree in biology, I could have done so by using Harvard graduate level courses as upper level undergrad. That nifty trick probably won't work everywhere either- but it works at TESU, which is the school I would have used.
Another but, you have to be willing to pay cash- because you're not enrolled, so you can't get financial aid. Current rate is $2800 per course.
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