Is this common with study.com?

[xjarhead1999]

So I just finished the quizzes for a course on study.com. Was getting ready to do the proctored exam and decided I'd look at the ACE website. Well the course I done isn't listed on ACE. On study.com the class has the blue ribbon thing and says it has been evaluated for credit. I am going to assume that it used to be but no longer is.
I'm glad I checked before I took the exam. I'd hate to waste one of my 2 on something I won't get credit for. I don't mind so much as I would have taken this course anyway.
Just wondering if this happens with a lot of classes?

[Ideas]

If it was evaluated in the past for ACE, it would still be in their database. It would show a ending date before today.

So maybe you need to search differently to find that course?

[xjarhead1999]

That makes sense. If the course is there I just can't find it. I couldn't find a school one day last week until I logged out of ACE and log back in, tried that and still don't see the course. 
Communications 120: Presentation skills in the workplace is the specific course I am talking about.

[Merlin]

Comm 120 isn't ACE credit recommended, it is NCCRS, so that's why you can't find it.

[mvk]

Some Study.com courses are approve by ACE and NCCRS . 
 
We are hearing conflicting story about this course (Communications 120: Presentation skills in the workplace )  so your best bet to have a pre-approved  .  

[xjarhead1999]

Comm 120 isn't ACE credit recommended, it is NCCRS, so that's why you can't find it.

Ok, that makes more sense. I wish they would specify though.

Some Study.com courses are approve by ACE and NCCRS . 
 
We are hearing conflicting story about this course (Communications 120: Presentation skills in the workplace )  so your best bet to have a pre-approved  .  

Well I would have taken the course anyway. I am interested in learning. Not everything helps me towards my degree path, some is for my career path or just for my own personal wants.

[dfrecore]

Yes, it's NCCRS approved, and Study.com will send it directly to your school of choice for credit - which is a nice alternative to having to pay for a transcript.

[Merlin]

Comm 120 isn't ACE credit recommended, it is NCCRS, so that's why you can't find it.

Ok, that makes more sense. I wish they would specify though.

It is specified in the syllabus about half way down the page: "This course has been evaluated and recommended by NCCRS for 3 semester hours in the lower division baccalaureate degree category."

Some Study.com courses are approve by ACE and NCCRS . 
 
We are hearing conflicting story about this course (Communications 120: Presentation skills in the workplace )  so your best bet to have a pre-approved  .  

Well I would have taken the course anyway. I am interested in learning. Not everything helps me towards my degree path, some is for my career path or just for my own personal wants.

Yeah, I took this course as well. Chances are high that it will fulfill the Oral Comm requirement, but worse case it is 3 credits that should end up as a GenEd elective.