Charter Oak ends FEMA IS credits 6\1\2020

[shaas]

Still very curious what happened with that first January 16th group, as all of those orgs are closely related to each other. COSC must have found something they didn't like.

I can tell you offline if you'd like, though I don't think I should comment publicly on exactly what we know about why COSC did what they did.

I will say three things:

1. It has nothing to do with any COSC objection to any Coopersmith course, assessment or course materials.

2. The answer lies in the wording of your question; and

3. It was merely step 1 in COSC's move away from non-collegiate learning

From what I've been told, come summer (though I don't know what role the COVID-19 outbreak may change their plans), non-collegiate learning sources will have to be reviewed by COSC directly for them to accept transfer credits. We could apply using this process too, though I don't know if we will.