Best place/easiest for English Comp I?

[suzycupcake]

Does the student want to take courses at Sophia.org to transfer them into the Pierpont BOG AAS? If so, they can take everything they need from Sophia.org already.  Does the student also want to ladder this up to a Bachelors later on? Has a plan been created for them, is it going to be UMPI or another university?  I assume you're going step by step from AAS to Bachelors right?  This template is what I suggest you follow: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pierpont_C%26TC

He just needs the BOG AAS to Coach in public schools. Otherwise, he would have to volunteer for free. Don't see him going past the AAS to be honest. Currently using SDC and had his credentials evaluated at Pierpont so we are making headway. In his first month with SDC he has already done 4 classes and will complete the 5 allowed by July 5th then I think we will switch over to Sophia to see how he likes those.

I remember doing the SDC Eng Comp and well, I hate writing and can't imagine him ever doing all that.

I see there is a CLEP modular and it looks like no essays??? 

Thanks for the link to the template!

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I would probably go with Olivet. $150 flat fee, not due until the course is almost finished, so you don't have to worry about spending too much time and racking up subscription fees. If he already has prior college/university credit, another option would be to study for the CLEP exam (free through ModernStates).

Or, here's the best part, if he's ONLY getting the BOG AAS, he doesn't even need English Comp! He can do Communication at Work and/or Visual Communication to get the 6 English/Communication credits Pierpont expects. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Pi...unications If he's even halfway considering continuing on to UMPI, this is probably the best option.

I also recommend ONU, since every school requires English Comp I - plus it's a requirement to take a lot of other college courses. It's a way to get RA credit, and a required college course, for a great price. Plus I've heard great things about the course, and the school in general for these courses.

Just to be clear - are you guys talking about Eng 109 in this link: https://catalog.olivet.edu/content.php?f...rse_filter