online Physics with lab course recommendation

[jch]

Straighterline has a partnership with National University and is a self-paced option:

https://www.straighterline.com/colleges/...niversity/
https://www.straighterline.com/online-co...physics-i/

However, it is calculus-based rather than algebra-based, which may be a barrier, and I've seen mixed reviews for this particular course.

I couldn't find course equivalencies with LSU other than these two websites:

https://www.lsu.edu/admissions/academics...credit.php
https://www.lsu.edu/admissions/academics...tables.php

LSU Online does have a few Prior Learning options, which apply to both the BS and MS in Construction Management:

https://online.lsu.edu/pla-construction-management/

A problem with online science classes is their lab portion. If the lecture and the lab are separate classes where he's transferring, he may have to retake the lab. If they are together, they may not transfer at all.

DO NOT take physics (especially the lab) at Straighterline. Read the scathing reviews on this forum. SL's physics content and learner experience are terrible.
If the receiving school will accept SDC physics and is okay with the labs coming from somewhere else, I recommend doing the physics courses through SDC and the standalone labs at TESU. The labs at TESU are really straightforward and quick, and the SDC courses give just enough understanding to get them done.
Also look at local and online community colleges for physics. ASU ULC also has a physics course that might work.