Current Study.com ULs for TESU BALS?

[dfrecore]

Can someone speak to the difficulty of these courses? 1-5 scale kind of like free clep prep has.

I think Justin of Free-Clep-Prep actually took every CLEP and DSST exam in order to score them all - nobody here has done that (or will) so there's not a good way to score them.  Plus, you have to look at what previous experience/coursework you have under your belt.  If you have taken a bunch of history courses and love history, then you're going to think that the history courses are fairly easy - both because of your experience (know some of the material), and because you have an interest in learning the material.

[Cdnbackpacker]

Definitely has been transferred before:
HIS 306: The American Civil War Era (>>HIS-450)
HIS 308: Causes & Effects of the Vietnam War (>>HIS-351)

Don't know equivalency, but will definitely work:
SOC 305: Sociology of Work
Psy 310: Psychology of Personality
PSY 312: History & Systems of Psychology
BUS 303: Management Info Systems

Maybe - but you'd have to get the pre-approved first (we don't know the course equivalencies):
BUS 324: Managerial Communication
BUS 305: Leadership Communication
BUS 313: Organizational Communication
CJ 305: The Juvenile Justice System
PSY 301: Industrial/Organizational Psychology

The history classes weren't downgraded? I thought they were, that is great news!

[dfrecore]

Definitely has been transferred before:
HIS 306: The American Civil War Era (>>HIS-450)
HIS 308: Causes & Effects of the Vietnam War (>>HIS-351)

Don't know equivalency, but will definitely work:
SOC 305: Sociology of Work
Psy 310: Psychology of Personality
PSY 312: History & Systems of Psychology
BUS 303: Management Info Systems

Maybe - but you'd have to get the pre-approved first (we don't know the course equivalencies):
BUS 324: Managerial Communication
BUS 305: Leadership Communication
BUS 313: Organizational Communication
CJ 305: The Juvenile Justice System
PSY 301: Industrial/Organizational Psychology

The history classes weren't downgraded? I thought they were, that is great news!

MOST Study.com courses weren't downgraded.  It's funny to me how worked up people are getting, because the courses that were "downgraded" by TESU were never even meant to be UL courses by Study.com at all.  They were all numbered in the 100's, which means LL coursework.  They were never meant to be UL, and TESU was being overly generous in giving them UL credit when they shouldn't have.