I’m currently enrolled in a residential MPA program in the Midwest. You can transfer in up to 9 credits. The program director appears fairly flexible in accepting coursework from related fields (e.g., Sociology, Criminal Justice, Business).

Like many graduate programs, this one offers minimal scholarship funding — which I expected. While the per-credit cost isn’t outrageous, it’s also not the most affordable. I’m looking for recommendations on where I could earn some Public Administration or closely related graduate credits at a lower cost to transfer in. Ideally, I would like to take courses as a non-degree-seeking student to avoid a full application process, if that’s even an option. Thanks in advance.

Hello. I am looking to get a 2nd bachelors degree and I am under the impression that you could transfer in 114 credits here?

I have about 138 credits from my state school for my first bachelors and about 70 credits from Sophia/Study. I am looking for the BSBA General Management degree at TESU. How does maxing out the credits work?

A helpful poster writes on r/SophiaLearning on Reddit,

Quote:I asked a recruiter out of state and he showed me SNU (Southern Nazarene University) they have a program for people who are trying to join or already in the military and allow you to get your credits evaluated with out enrolling, submitted them on Friday got them back on Tuesday morning paid $35 in total $25 to get them evaluated and $5 to send to them and $5 to send to my recruiter, this is definitely the way if your trying to enlist

I'm considering getting a Bachelors with ACE credits at TESU. After that I want to do all the pre requisites for CAA school at my local community college. CAA schools require any kind of bachelor degree along side the pre-reqs. 

I was just wondering if anyone has gone this route and if it's even possible? I imagine the admissions people at these schools would be put off with most of the classes on the transcript not having a letter grade. 

Thanks!

Who has used Saylor courses at TESU recently; which course(s) and how did TESU apply them?

In looking over the Wiki for Saylor  acenet.edu for Saylor and Saylor's page about TESU ...

I am wondering how many Saylor courses TESU is still currently accepting and where they are applicable.

It seems Saylor has let ace recommendation for many courses lapse.
But that $5 price tag per exam has me wanting to take advantage of whatever Saylor has to offer.

(I know ultimately it's best to confirm with my advisor before taking the course. But I also know that some of them aren't up on all the courses accepted and their equivalence.)

Did anyone receive 4s on the final assessment, then receive a failing grade when the term ended?
All of the milestones were completed and affirmed. All other grades received. 

I emailed the professor, but haven't received an explanation.
Anyone else experience this? 

I found a thread from 2023 but the OP never updated with outcome.

Yes, the travel bug has hit me again (as always)... I was off for a month from Sept 24 to Oct 24 and just got back to the forums!  Looking forward to another vacation later in the year for Winter Break or next year for Spring Break (2 weeks only this time instead of a month).

Morning All - first post, looking for some clarity.

Been debating between WGU and UMPI. I have most of a UMPI degree plan hacked out with Study/Sophia/SL/CLEP, but hoping for the base of WGU here.

I'm looking at a Business Management or Marketing degree, and just need to know what the full course list would look like (Gen Eds, Minors, Major, etc). I checked out the WGU Degree Planner, but it seems to be missing a few of the things I might need.

Once I know the course list, I can go through and link against Sophia/Study, and then hopefully CLEPs too (I already have Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Marketing, US History 1, Introductory Sociology, and about to test for College Composition, so if you know if any of those transfer in against certain classes..)

Hello everyone,

I am pretty new to this IC and its forum. I wanted to ask different opinions on study material I am using. I first started off purchasing the REA book and study guide in hopes I can understand AG. Unfortunately it isn't helping. I went ahead and bought IC for it's flash cards and mock up tests and so far I am doing good on flash card mastery. I have mastered two sets out of the 5( I forget how many there is) in the course of 2 ish days. I find it easier because I remember by repetition rather... instead just knowing how questions and answers look like. I am supplementing also the REA tests, the diagnostics and two exams it comes with. First attempt on diagnostic was a 14%. After doing some of the flash cards and some educational guesses, I took it a second time and scored a 40%. So I guess I must be doing something right.

I want to know opinions of those that have taken it if there ARE things I should absolutely remember instead of just remembering how it looks on the flashcard if that makes sense. I apologize if this post seems like it's everywhere. I am scrambling to take the CLEP after neglecting taking national government since I started college last year, so here I am.

Thank you !

I am interested to get my degree in MSW or Masters in counseling.
Any recommendations for online school ? Unfortunately I can’t afford more than $7000. Any route if I can get my degree under $7000?
Thanks