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Hi there,
I apologize if this question has been discussed previously, I tried searching but haven't come up with anything.
Does anyone know which accredited college (not ACE) has the cheapest online courses?
I am almost done my BA in Liberal Arts from Excelsior. Took multiple courses from Straighterline and Sophia, now I need a couple accredited prerequisites for other schools. Looking for the cheapest place to take those. I need a Bio-medical Ethics, Introduction to Computers, Theology Distribution, and Philosophy Distribution.
I'd appreciate any ideas! Thank you
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Will the ASU EA CIS105 computer applications and information technology class work for your intro to computers requirement? For the term starting on the 18th it's just $99 and you get a real RA transcript.
https://ea.asu.edu/courses/computer-appl...gy-cis-105
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Go head over to
https://ea.asu.edu/courses - they have Computer Applications and Information Technology - CIS 105 and Programming for Everyone: Introduction to Programming - CSE 110 that might work for your 'intro to computers'. They'll be $99 each if you start them on the 18th.
Otherwise, check here to find a school that has what you need:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/So...ng_Courses
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Thank you for those ideas and links everyone! I may take them at ASU. I appreciate it!
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(08-05-2020, 12:42 AM)Lacedonia4 Wrote: Does ASU have a cheaper UL non western history course?
Unfortunately not. It's a very limited set of classes - about 20 of them in total. It's a good selection of generic LL credit but it's not supposed to cover anything and everything a student might need. It's really only meant as a pathway to gain entry to ASU even if your test scores aren't the best. Thankfully, they let anyone and everyone take their classes and get an ASU transcript.
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There are several Independent Study programs that provide classes for reasonable cost. My son used a few classes from CSU Pueblo Independent Study for his associates and the last time I checked they were $615 for 3 hr classes.
https://www.csupueblo.edu/extended-studi...index.html
And another IS program that I have heard mentioned here is BYU INdependent Study. Their classes are under $600 for 3 credit hours.
https://is.byu.edu/catalog?school=18
These aren't cheap classes, but they have a good variety of UL classes and they end up being cheaper than our local CC. After fees, it is usually about $650 for a 3 hr class.
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FHSU.edu is about $220 a credit and that's a 4 year university.
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