I obtained an Associate Degree from Pierpont via one letter grade from Clackamas, and the rest of the credits being Sophia Ace Credits. I plan on earning the Psych Degree from UMPI. I'll be transferring as many credits as I can from Sophia.org and Study.com. Do you have any recommendations for the most affordable and reputable BCBA Master’s Programs that will accept my Undergraduate Degree/Sophia & Study.com credits, after I finish the Psych BA? I'm looking for the most affordable option, though reputable would be nice as well. I've been super worried about people willing to accept me into a program because I earned quite a few credits via Sophia, I've been informed before it won't matter via others on the forum, I still worry/ have heard some programs wont take the Sophia credits.. 

One other quick question, if anyone doesn’t mind: My account was hacked around the time I graduated from Pierpont. Although I did graduate, I no longer have access to my student ID or login information and don’t remember my credentials. If I want to transcript from Pierpont for credits at UMPI, will I have any issues, how would I go about obtaining the transcripts? I’m assuming UMPI has my DL/ID on records, but I’m unsure how to obtain that information or proceed.

I appreciate any suggestion or help you can provide, thanks.


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Gender: Male
Age: 29 - Will be 30 when I complete the Psych degree.
Current Residence: Austin, Tx

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It looks like I will be going to TESU for a Liberal Studies degree. There are 2 classes I *must* take at TESU, and 6 more I will take at StC.  

At StC, the first 2 will be English 205 and Sociology 101 (or Geography). The other 4 classes I take at StC need to be Upper Level Liberal Studies classes, and I will be communicating with TESU to determine which ones they will be. My first step is to take the first 2 classes at StC, and then the next 4. The last step is to take the Information Literacy course at TESU, do the Capstone, pay the short-timers fee, and graduate. I have no idea how long this will all take. My guess is 6-9 months.

Hi there,

I am transferring into TESU from another University, they gave me around 80 credits, but I have a lot of General Education courses to complete.

I am doing the BACS program, and was just wondering, if credits from Sophia transfer in? Specifically these courses:

Written Communication:
ENC-1020: English Composition II - Sophia

Oral Communication:
COM-2090: Public Speaking - Sophia

Diversity Intercultural Literacy:
SOC-1010: Intro to Sociology - Study

Ethical Leadership:
ETH-2200: Ethical Leadership - Sophia

Civic Engagement and Awareness:
POS-1100: US Government - Sophia

Social Sciences:
SOC-2100: Lifespan Development - Sophia

History:
HIS-1140: US History I - Sophia

Social Sciences, History and/or Humanities 6SH Featured Course(s):
Art History - Sophia
Visual Communications - Sophia

I picked these courses based on the Wiki, but I don't know how updated that is, so I just want to make sure they still accept these. 

Thank you!

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Hey everyone! I’ve been quietly working on my TESU degree for a while now, using a mix of transfer credit, self-paced learning, and a lot of trial and error. I figured it’s finally time to share what’s been working for me. Whether you're just starting or feeling stuck in the middle of your journey, I hope this helps make the process a little easier for someone else too. So this thread is going to be all about this stuff. Hope you learn something new from it and for myself too.

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