Graduate-level credits

[Tedium]

I see. It was right at the beginning and I passed it over.

Aside from the fact that freeloaders information comes from Dr. Conrad, you can probably chalk up any inconsistencies to the fact that the catalog page they link is from 2020. A lot can change in two years and schools can be slow to update pages like that. Especially if not a lot of people use that path to credit.

I should have used the 15 credits as my example, instead of 30. That can confuse things. Either way, it’s good that you pointed that out, @Courcelles. You may catch something I miss and vice versa.

[huero]

Once the courses are transcribed by the University of Central Missouri, I wonder what the course titles are named. Anyone have any ideas?

Thank you,
Huero

[Tedium]

Once the courses are transcribed by the University of Central Missouri, I wonder what the course titles are named. Anyone have any ideas?

Thank you,
Huero

Check the end of this thread for more info: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...redit-Hour

It probably depends on what 4 CTE courses go into each credit. They will probably pair like with like and come out with course titles based on each clustered group. That's just a guess though. 

Since no one on this board has gone this route before, I would e-mail Dr. Michelle Conrad at UCM and ask her. That's who @freeloader was in contact with. 

For specific questions on how your CTE Learn courses can apply to a UCM degree, please contact Dr. Michelle Conrad [email protected].

Give her a shout and then let us know what she says!

[freeloader]

Dr Conrad said they are typically transcripted as CTE 5000: CTE Learn. They can transcript them a little differently if you are pursuing a degree with the university.