Excelsior degree info needed

[debrag]

So I appear to have too many LL and not enough UL credits. Particularly missing the 9UL electives. Any ideas? I 'may' get them from UL UoPeople/study courses.

Could any of these be used for the Excelsior Health Science degree or my missing 9UL electives for the NS degree?

Health 309: Healthcare Informatics
HS 3610 Human Development in a Global Perspective
HS 3810 Health Systems and Structure
HS 4810 Health Policy and Management
HS 2711 Community and Public Health 1 (LL)
HS 2712 Community and Public Health II (LL)
Health 103: Medical Terminology (LL)
Health 301: Ethical & Legal Issues in Healthcare
Clinical Exercise Physiology I (SCI-303)
Clinical Exercise Physiology II (SCI-304)
Substance Abuse Counseling (PSY-320)
Understanding ADHD (PSY-365)

[bjcheung77]

Excelsior takes NA credits, so technically if you can get all the credits from UOP - great! It should work, you may want to run that through your advisor at Excelsior before you begin the process, just apply as you get a free application anyways with Sophia.org/Study.com discount. Oh, one more thing, the last Arts & Sciences lists Sophia for the two Psychology courses, those should be from Study.com!

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Excelsior takes NA credits, so technically if you can get all the credits from UOP - great!  It should work, you may want to run that through your advisor at Excelsior before you begin the process, just apply as you get a free application anyways with Sophia.org/Study.com discount.  Oh, one more thing, the last Arts & Sciences lists Sophia for the two Psychology courses, those should be from Study.com!

Thank you I have now corrected it. I have realised that I don't have a 2nd Chemistry course so need to fit that in somewhere. Could it replace an A&S gen ed elective? Thinking of moving Bioethics over to Elective UL

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Could HS course come in under UL A&S?

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As I am taking 1 more year to gather all my credits to transfer, should I register now to work with an advisor in case some of the courses I'm doing are wrong or should I wait till this time next year once I have my credits.

I obviously won't have an official transcript from UoPeople yet.

[rachel83az]

From what other people have posted on the forum, EC won't be very helpful unless you take at least info literacy with them. They will heavily push for you to register for their courses.

If it takes you, say, 12 months and 3 weeks from when you enroll to get your degree, you'd also wind up paying the enrollment fee. That might or might not be worth it to you.

[dfrecore]

From what other people have posted on the forum, EC won't be very helpful unless you take at least info literacy with them. They will heavily push for you to register for their courses.

If it takes you, say, 12 months and 3 weeks from when you enroll to get your degree, you'd also wind up paying the enrollment fee. That might or might not be worth it to you.

Actually, the enrollment fee of $1095 is due no matter what - that's for the 1st year.  After that, you pay ~$295 a year.

[rachel83az]

Isn't the $1095 the multi-source enrollment fee that is only due at the end if you have the partnership pricing and you do not take at least 12 credits at EC? They don't call it a residency waiver like TESU does, but that's what it sounds like it is.

[dfrecore]

Isn't the $1095 the multi-source enrollment fee that is only due at the end if you have the partnership pricing and you do not take at least 12 credits at EC? They don't call it a residency waiver like TESU does, but that's what it sounds like it is.

Yes, that's basically what it is.  Except that if you take any courses at EC, you actually have to pay it, and then they'll count the time, and the 2nd year will be additional.

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I've updated my plan. I've left the UL A&S blank for now. Any cheap/easy courses I could use for them. I'm not sure I want to do the ones previously listed.

Have I got anything in the wrong place?