Study.com's History of the Vietnam War

[Motivated2move]

Would anyone happen to know how TESU categorizes Study.com's History of the Vietnam War?

My guess would be under knowledge of Human Cultures or Civic and Global Learning as a lower level.

[dfrecore]

It comes in as HIS-246 (LL) and yes, it comes in as Knowledge of Human Cultures, unless you're getting a BALS or something, in which case it would fit into your AOS.

Once you take that, if you want to take Causes & Effects of the Vietnam War, that supposedly comes in as HIS-351 (UL) and has a lot of overlap (obviously), so if you like it, that's a good one to take.

[bjcheung77]

I think their transfer site is not updated: Thomas Edison State University
It shows History 108: History of the Vietnam War = HIS-351 : A History of Vietnam War
And shows History 308: Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War = HIS-351 : A History of Vietnam War
I recall reading somewhere they've corrected or modified it to something else for History 108

[dfrecore]

I think their transfer site is not updated: Thomas Edison State University
It shows History 108: History of the Vietnam War = HIS-351 : A History of Vietnam War
And shows History 308: Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War = HIS-351 : A History of Vietnam War
I recall reading somewhere they've corrected or modified it to something else for History 108

Yes, it's not updated. The course equivalency was downgraded not too long ago. Study.com probably needs to update more regularly when it comes to TESU.

[Motivated2move]

Thanks for the information. I enjoyed the material so I will look into taking Causes and Effects for UL credit.

[bjcheung77]

Thanks for the information. I enjoyed the material so I will look into taking Causes and Effects for UL credit.

That's a great choice, as I think there will be some overlap - If you have credit for 108, it's a logical choice to go for the 308 as well for UL.

[Silly_Me]

So, it looks like most (if not all) of the upper level courses have a special note that says "subject to change." I don't like this at all. I was counting on two upper level science courses. Argh!

[Synicaal]

So, it looks like most (if not all) of the upper level courses have a special note that says "subject to change." I don't like this at all. I was counting on two upper level science courses. Argh!

Principles of Finance is the only one I have to "worry" about. But seeing how UL is not required there I should still be okay. Look like all the Accounting ones are still good to go.