08-21-2023, 06:56 PM
(08-21-2023, 02:01 PM)avi_learning Wrote: A few quick clarifications:
I read somewhere for the 15 credits in one term I need to have over 100 credits already and have completed the majority of my upper level courses. Is this correct?
And does the Artificial Intelligence course on Study.com transfer credits for the AI course?
Lastly should I verify I can transfer all these in with the academic advisor at Thomas Edison?
@avi_learning, How are you getting the exams from Strayer for $20? Study.com is $235 for two courses, $70/extra if you finish in a month. I would skip Coopersmith and take that at Sophia.org or Study.com instead for Calculus I...
1) Yes, get all your Sophia.org/Study.com, TECEPs completed before doing the 15 credit flat rate.
2) No, the Study.com AI course doesn't come in at all, there are a few courses that aren't transferable.
3) No. I'd skip the advisor step until a senior member or moderator tells you to get 'something' done.
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