New Sophia Freebie?

[bjcheung77]

It's part of the Beginners Guide on the Wiki, http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Free_S..._of_Credit
There are references to it on other pages on the Wiki as well. Go grab those free credits while it's hot!

[jsh1138]

I just did this and as a bonus Sophia added it to my ACE transcript in about 15 min

[Ideas]

I already sent my ACE transcript to TESU electronically. So I will try to remember to post the equivalency when it's evaluated, or someone can remind me

[scaffdog]

Awesome! Found this and knocked it out in an hour, ACE Confirmation within 15 minutes, plus $50 off coupon

[kevinmane]

How does this free course "The Essentials of Managing Conflict" appear as a transfer on TESU?
Is it a free elective? Lower level, upper-level?

Thanks in advance!

[quigongene]

We don't know yet.

[eriehiker]

Just to add to the body of knowledge, I checked all of the sophia/university partner pages and there were no additional freebies built in besides the two normal freebies and the developmental statistics freebie on the Ashford page. There were a few colleges that had $100 classes mixed in, so that might be something to look for.

[eriehiker]

The Ashford Foundations of Statistics course is now listed as $49 for me. Maybe the prices go up and down.

[xjarhead1999]

Hey everyone, thought I would share what I just done on the ashford.sophia side. Having completed 2 free courses I had gotten 2 $50 off coupons. I noticed yesterday the price on 2 of the courses had dropped to $49. The beginning Algebra and Writing comp I. I should be covered for those but went ahead and "bought" them with future start dates in case things don't transfer as I expect.

So for no out of pocket money, I got Foundations of College Algebra, Foundations of Statistics, Foundations of English Composition, Essentials of Managing Conflict, and Developing Effective teams.

I guess my point is that it may be a good idea to keep an eye out on their site for drops in prices. I got 5 free classes with them just basically by luck

[dfrecore]

Just keep in mind that not all schools will accept some of those courses, they're considered developmental rather than college-level. TESU for instance, won't take any of those "foundations" courses.