Hello, I'm currently a student on both Computer Science Associate and Bachelor Programs.
I will talk about transferable credit courses and sources.

Courses:
Looking for all the courses I have in both Computer Science Associate and Bachelor Programs, I did not found a simple page with all the courses needed.
What I found are the following:
- Notice Concerning Transferability of Credits Earned and Credentials at our Institution
- Associate of Science in Computer Science (AS-CS)
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BS-CS)
- Courses in Computer Science

But no clear clue on how to find the other Electives courses needed?! (Question 1)

Sources:
Looking for sources that offer transferable credits to the university, I discover this TES Public View TES include all possible sources. But it is a very long list and most of the sources are other colleges and universities (hard to check each source individually).
What I found are the following:
- Sophia Learning


But I want also to know from previous students from where did you transferred a credit to the university (if you did)?! (Question 2)

So let's try to all courses and as many proven sources as possible and I will try to post an updated version once I can.

Please answer one or both of the two questions:
- How to find the other Electives courses needed?
- where did you transferred a credit to the university?

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Good morning!
Has anyone any experience with getting a PaedDr (a so called "small" doctorate" from slovakia)? You can get it by doing a Rigorosum (small thesis + defensio) at e.g. DTI University, a private university in Dubica. And Since Slovakia is an EU-Member you're allowed to use the degree in the EU.
A "downside" is the consultation fee you pay for "translations" and such of about €7000-11.000 for "consultants" like https://pobs-fernstudium.com/


Normally you can only take the Rigorosum with a Masters' degree in the same field. So for a PaedDr would need a Master's in education or pedagogy. Has anyone ever troed to get a PaedDr with a degree in a field of study which is close to pedagogy like social work or social eduacation?

Or has anyone ever tried to get a PaedDr or a PhDr in Slovakia? Is it worth it? 

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Hi everyone thank all for sharing all the valuable information !! Your guys Rocks!!!!!  ,

A little about me and the issue,
I been on and off with my education over the years, but after experiencing a mass layoff from my job, I’ve decided it’s finally time to complete my bachelor’s degree. I started this journey back in 2023 for BACS and BSBA CIS at TESU through Degree Forum and became deeply invested in the Degree Wiki resources. Unfortunately, life got in the way and I had to pause due to limited availability. Now that I’m back and focused on building my degree plan for BSBA in Operations Management -since my 2023 category already expired. I’d greatly appreciate a second pair of eyes to review it. I’ve received feedback from TESU advisor Alicia Malone that many of my recent course submissions don’t meet the Area of Study requirements for the BSBA and that my electives are already fil with ACE credit cannot be replace with my RA credit. I’m trying to make sure everything is aligned so I can hit the 100-credit mark and register for the capstone. or another opportunity with different institutions to earn my degree faster. If anyone could take a look and offer suggestions or guidance, I’d be truly grateful!  
so far my only applied RA credit with TESU are:
ENC-1010 Writing for Success (Replacement)       A      3 ECO-1130 Basic Economics (qrtr hr)                    C      2
MAT-1150 Intermediate Algebra                          A-      2

I Also attached PDF of Course planning with TESU

Degree:BS in Business Administration
Majors:

• Operations Management
  

• Opers Mgmt
  

I joined Newlane in early March and have now passed the course hearings for two mandatory courses and guidance course. I would like to briefly share my thoughts and experiences with Newlane, and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I will answer them (if I know).
I chose the liberal arts program and already have a bachelor's and master's degree, as well as a lot of ACE credits. The basic courses are not difficult for me, but the analysis of philosophical texts is indeed difficult. I got the most transfer credits, and the formal process is still being processed, so there should be no problem? They are very generous with transfer credits and are not very strict about specific courses.
The course hearing that many people worry about was also my biggest concern at the beginning, especially as a non-native English speaker. But in fact, the course hearing is more like a daily conversation and discussion. The professor is not particularly strict about the answers to the questions. There will be many open questions and details about the previous project.

If you have prior experience and are familiar with some of the content, you will be able to get started quickly.

Personally, I like Newlane's settings very much. The existence of course hearings does allow me to focus more on the content of learning, and the professors will give enough support, which is something that many programs cannot do. They have an excellent team of professors.

Considering the price and the learning experience, I highly recommend Newlane, which is the best program I have ever had in online learning. Really self-paced, access to all courses, responsible staff, cheap prices. I would like it more if they had their own systematic course materials and videos.

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This April, UoPeople is accepting transfer credits without charging the $17 fee.

This image was on sophia, but I logged in to transfer a study.com course and a similar message was shown. 

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