More new Study.com courses, changes

[ECH90]

If I took these courses already but the transcript hasn't been sent over are they going to be UL or LL?

[dfrecore]

If I took these courses already but the transcript hasn't been sent over are they going to be UL or LL?

They should be based on the date that you passed the course.

But I would request that Study.com send them over immediately.  I think they do it for free now, in a setup similar to SL.

[ECH90]

If I took these courses already but the transcript hasn't been sent over are they going to be UL or LL?

They should be based on the date that you passed the course.

But I would request that Study.com send them over immediately.  I think they do it for free now, in a setup similar to SL.

Awesome, I hope so. I did request that Study.com send them over on the 28th. (Not sure if they have yet) I just haven't sent my Ace Transcript yet... Thank You!

[icampy]

Just noticed org theory, very nice.

making a dual aos very very tempting.

[nashpond]

I called TESU today to ask about Study.com Communications 120 as an option for the oral communication requirement, as someone mentioned recently on Degree Forum. They do not have Comm 120 in their system at all and the advisor I spoke to (didn't write down his name!) said that Study.com Communications 101 will no longer fulfill the requirement! He said lots of things changed this week. If I had known, I would have tried to get that in under the wire like my UL Psych courses.

Any advice?

[originalamyj]

 Study.com Communications 101 will no longer fulfill the requirement! 

That makes no sense whatsoever.

[Ideas]

Study.com Communications 120 is extremely unlikely to meet the oral comm requirement, because it's "Interpersonal Communications" which is the typical non-oral college course. Just go with SL! Unless that's changed recently too.

[RANSOMSOUL]

StraighterLine is an excellent option and one that with effort can be knocked out in a timely manner. It's also a great course for a young student to develop communication skills.

[bjcheung77]

Study.com Communications 120 is extremely unlikely to meet the oral comm requirement, because it's "Interpersonal Communications" which is the typical non-oral college course. Just go with SL! Unless that's changed recently too.

Nashpond, I suggest instead of just emailing advising, to email Study.com as well to investigate further. They'll help you best they can.

I agree with the two SL recommendations, however; from looking at their newly updated Transfer tab on Study.com, the courses for COM 101 should transfer. It doesn't indicate COM 120 though.

[dfrecore]

Study.com Communications 120 is extremely unlikely to meet the oral comm requirement, because it's "Interpersonal Communications" which is the typical non-oral college course. Just go with SL! Unless that's changed recently too.

COM 120 is Presentation Skills in the Work Place, and someone was told recently that it would meet the oral comm requirement.

COM 102 is Interpersonal Comm, and won't meet the requirements.

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 Study.com Communications 101 will no longer fulfill the requirement! 

That makes no sense whatsoever.

COM 101 is called PUBLIC SPEAKING!  Why would this not meet the Oral Comm requirement???  They are just being silly now!