Christendom College, a Roman Catholic college in Virginia, offers free online short courses of video lectures by its faculty. Non-credit, but a digital certificate of completion is available for each course.

The courses currently:

• Education at the Crossroads [critique of progressive and pragmatic education, defense of classical Catholic education], 4.5 hours
  
• Proving God’s Existence: Discovering the Divine Through Reason, 6.5 hours
  
• Theology of the Body, 3.5 hours
  
• Becoming a Saint: Wisdom from Aquinas to Grow in Virtue, 6 hours
  
• The Principles of Catholic Bioethics, 2.8 hours
  
• Approaching Difficult Questions in Church History [e.g., the Crusades and medieval corruption], 3.2 hours
  
• Understanding Human Nature: Man the Jewel of Creation [what makes humans human, similar to and different from animals?], 2.5 hours
  
• Christ: The Center of History, 2.6 hours
  
• Foundations of the New Testament, 4 hours
  
• Creed, Conquests, & Culture: A Historical Perspective on the Development of Islam, 2.5 hours
  
• The History of Western Political Thought, 2.7 hours
  
• Apologetics & the New Evangelization, 2.5 hours
  
• The Heroes of Great Literature, 2.4 hours
  
• The Philosophy of Art & Beauty, 2.3 hours
  

I'm currently in the process of finishing my BACS, I have a few credits left. I'm going to cap the 90 ACE credits limit, and I have transferred a couple of credits from a EU university. As a result, I have 6 remaining credits that needs to be RA.

This is the current plan. The bottom part is a BSBA that I might or might not complete at some point. The remaining COS-2130, COS-3300 and CIS-3010 I will do on study.com, bringing the total to 90. The purples classes are the ones that are RA (TECEP, foreign credits or normal TESU classes).
https://ibb.co/xKKF57gh

I'm planning on doing a 15 credits term at TESU with: SOS-1100, PHI-1300, CIS-1070, + 2 other classes. Then a final term with the capstone.
These 2 classes are the ones I'm looking for. Ideally, they should have no proctored exams, or no papers (would prefer no exam unless there are really a lot of papers to do). If there are exams, then there shouldn't be a lot of dates to memorize. Fitting into knowledge of other cultures for the BSBA would be appreciated but it's not necessary.

Any suggestion?

https://monument250.usaa360.com/

This is so very cool!

I was delighted to find my own name, and the names of family and friends.

Does COS-2050 Python Programming fulfill the Intro to Programming course in the BACS degree?

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to let you know what this certificate ( https://www.coursera.org/professional-certificates/ibm-generative-ai-engineering ) transfers to at TESU:

COS-4510, DSI-3040, ETH-2300, COS-2050, DSI-3999

- for BACS COS-4510 Artificial Intelligence is UL
- COS-2050 is Python Programming (LL), relatively good if you don't wanna do Sophia or Study.com; for me, it was irrelevant, I had already done Python at a Finnish school.
- ETH-2300 is an Ethics class, quite interesting

and the rest are courses for Data Science and Analytics

In total, this certificate yields 15 credits


I think quite interesting for some out there.

Hi everybody,

I just wanted to let you know what this certificate ( https://www.coursera.org/professional-ce.../google-ai ) transfers to at TESU:

TES-1110: AI Unlocked: Tools, Pro, 1 credit, LL; appears in the 30 credits electives section for BACS

I was on the sister board and noticed someone mentioned there is a new NACES member, just wondering if anyone has used their services yet?

I checked their website and fees, seems reasonable for course by course at $145.  If you need the GPA, it's an extra $50.  Anyone want to be the guinea pig?

NEW applicants
General - $90
Course by Course - $145
Course by Course with GPA - $195
CPA Examination - $190
CPA Licensure - $190

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