Non-Western History: ACE or NCCRS option?

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Great to know 1 course worked! Would be a fabulous idea to create an entry in the wiki for this particular degree to help other people.

Not sure if the course can be done, but might be worth asking someone at Rechtschaffen Institute of Judaic Studies if you can do 1 course as an online non degree seeking student. The course The Early Ashkenazim: 10th and 11th Century (JHis 303) might also suffice for the requirement and is NCCRS.

https://www.rijsdegree.com/history-courses/

Tal has more nccrs Jewish history courses, can't load the website well but they have:

Advanced Jewish History I: From Yavne to Pumpedisa (History 201)
Advanced Jewish History II: From Yavne to Pumpedisa (History 202)
Elementary Jewish History: Post-Temple Period (History 102)
A Survey of Jewish History: The Destruction of the Second Temple to the Establishment of the State of Israel (History 101)

https://talprograms.org/courses/

Davar seems to be a great option because they are afilliated with TESU, nccrs acredited. History of the Early Ashkenazi Jews (HIS 210) might qualify for the requirement.

https://www.davaracademy.com/judaic-studies.html