Starting at UMPI

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UMPI has both French 1 and Spanish 1 available online. I completed Spanish 1. They're taught by the same professor. She speaks 4 languages. Spanish was not difficult. Everything you need for the course, she gives you. I wouldn't take many of their classes elsewhere. They're a lot less work at UMPI than Study. Good luck on Monday! Oh I hope you completed your orientation class. I was talking to someone on here yesterday who had not completed it and had a bunch of questions that were all in the class.

I was told they only have the Spanish available through YourPace, but I could do the French if I wanted over the summer through the traditional school. Maybe it's just the availability of when it's offered. I'm currently enrolled in the BLS in Ed Studies through YourPace and am transferring to the traditional school after I finish a few of the necessary GEC classes to do courses that will certify me for Early Elementary. I need a total of 6 EDU classes that aren't offered through YourPace. 

I took a couple of courses last fall through Study and felt they were a ton of work, DEFINITELY earned those credits!!! - (wasn't really hard but definitely a lot of work ) but it was cheaper to get them done that way at the time.  It's interesting (and hopeful) that the UMPI courses are good because I'm paying for it, I'd rather just take them all there. 

I did do the orientation course, it was quite easy but also informative. I have been out of school for just over a month now and am SO READY to start classes again!!! It's been so weird doing nothing!! I've felt like I've been wasting time!!

According to the schedule given to me by my academic advisor, Spanish 1 and French 1 are both offered every semester in YourPace. They may not be offered every term though. The same professor teaches them. On campus they have more languages and more levels available. This summer doesn't look like all of the typical classes will be held on campus still. They've had a lot of classes online because of Covid. Those are completely different and separate from YourPace. The tuition is much higher as you'll see. Would it be worth it to complete your degree in YourPace then go to the campus for those 2 classes? I wonder if they're all taught the same semester. Kind of crazy that there's someone on here that lives close to the campus.