10 New ACE Approved Study.com Courses

[strawberryxfuzz]

I got a notification on Study.com that they've added 10 new Ace approved courses. But it didn't specify which ones they've added. Anyone recognize which ones weren't previously on the list?

[yb1]

That moment when you get real excited for possible computer related courses... :nopity:

Good stuff for anyone who needs the rest of these courses. Thanks Study. I like the upper level options

Financial Management I would imagine would duplicate Principles of Finance at TESU.

[Study.com]

Hey Everyone-

We were just drafting this up! Here is the list of our 10 new ACE-recommended courses:

Recommended for 3 UD credits:
Business 315: Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Recommended for 3 LD credits:
Geometry 101: Intro to Geometry
English 102: American Literature
English 103: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
English 105: College Composition II

Recommended for 2 LD credits:
Hospitality 101: Introduction to Hospitality
Hospitality 304: Hotel & Lodging Management & Operations
Business 314: Employment Law
Business 121: Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Finance 104: Financial Management

We will be working to bump up the business courses to 3 credits in the next few months. Further, we will update the TESU transfer guide as soon as we hear back from TESU!

-The Study.com Team

Edit: Business 315 is actually UL credit!

[strawberryxfuzz]

Great!!! Thanks a lot!!!

[tsimmns]

Is there currently a TESU transfer equivalency guide. The link I keep getting just wants an email for more information. It would be awesome to have a page like Straighterluue does with the courses and what they transfer in as.

[jsd]

Study.com - Thomas Edison State University

New courses aren't on there yet, though.

[tsimmns]

Thanks for this.

[Toastmaster]

Outstanding!

[dfrecore]

Financial Management I would imagine would duplicate Principles of Finance at TESU.

There's just no way to know, but it would certainly be nice to get some more FIN courses. I think if this did not duplicate, and they got it to 3cr, a BSBA in Finance would be able to be completely tested out of (after Davar adding 2 FIN courses).

[KayV]

That moment when you get real excited for possible computer related courses... :nopity:

Good stuff for anyone who needs the rest of these courses. Thanks Study. I like the upper level options

Financial Management I would imagine would duplicate Principles of Finance at TESU.

Saylor just got a bunch of new computer-related courses approved, yb1. Some appear to be upper level.