Another source of cheap NCCRS credit

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Thanks for the reply. I'll go check lawshelf to see if any courses interest me. Good observation about the additional proctoring fee. I didn’t factor that extra expense in, but I still feel happy about sharing this information in case someone is interested. The website mentions the courses transfer into TESU's Master of Science in Management. They accept 12 credits which might be worthwhile to someone here. The link below from the school has an email of an admin that might offer more information that could be shared here.

https://www.aeiclaimslaw.com/ce/college-credit

The website mentions this text:
TESU offers a graduate degree, Master of Science in Management, which requires 36 credits, 12 of which can come from AEI work. For graduate degree credit, a research project is required for each AEI course. This project will involve a topic relevant to the course in question as determined by AEI's Director of Education. It must be 5-7 typewritten pages. There is a $50 fee per course (graduate level only).

I did see that.  You'd have to write 12 5-7 page research papers, and take 12 exams.  But TESU's MSM is quite pricy - $17,500 with the AEI courses, without any proctoring fees.  You can get a whole host of other degrees for a lot less.

Just an FYI, LawShelf is only $20/cr, and they have Graduate-level courses as well.