TESU Academic Eval (Questions - Help Please)

[Gloddy]

Hi,

I just received an updated academic evaluation.  I am getting closer! I didn't receive an email letting me know it was complete, so I decided to check on my own.  So, this might be where the problem lies, but I have questions either way.

Below is where I am confused/concerned.


Additional General Education Electives 19 SH (In progress)
!! Exception Credit overage in Nat Wrld. 17sh required
SH Earned: 15
Required: 17
Remaining: 2
 
7             CMP-202      Foundation of Info. Tech.         02/05/18             CR          3.00      CMP-202        *NE
2             MUS275       Armstrong                              05/01/02             A             3.00      MUS-299       *TE
2             PSY225        Social Psychology                    05/01/02             A             3.00      PSY-370        *TE
8             HIS-114       American History II                  02/02/22             ---          (3.00)     HIS-114        *PL         *PTE
8             PSY-210      Human Growth & Developme     02/02/22             ---          (3.00)     PSY-210         *PL         *PTE
 
1 TESU-ACE
2 La Salle Univ
3 TESU-Assessment Credit
4 The American College
5 The Pennsylvania State Univ
6 Bucks County CC
7 TESU-NCCRS
8 TESU-Planned
 
Notes:
*CC       Community College Credit
*DEV     Developmental
*DUP     Duplicates other credits
*NE        Non-course Equivalency
*PL        Planned Credit
*PTE      Preliminary Transfer Equivalency
*RI         Ruled Ineligible for this program
*TE        Transfer Equivalency

Questions:
1. What does "!! Exception Credit overage in Nat Wrld. 17sh required" mean?
2. Do I have 15 of the 17 or are the last two in jeopardy for some reason? I don't like the parentheses around the credits.
3. If I get the Cornerstone waived, do I only need one credit?
4. If so, what is the quickest easiest way to get the one credit I need that will transfer?
5. If not, what is the quickest easiest way to get the final two credits.

As always, I greatly appreciate the wisdom here.  I hope everyone has a great weekend!
Gloddy

[davewill]

If you look in the natural world section you'll find that you have two more credits there than are required. This message means that they have been applied to your GenEd electives lowering the requirement from 19 to 17. The entries with parentheses are planned rather than completed. They won't actually count until you finish the course and transfer it in.

If your cornerstone is waived, then your GenEd electives requirement will be bumped up by one... Which will work out fine as that will leave you a multiple of three to do. Just add another 3cr GenEd to your plan.

[Gloddy]

If you look in the natural world section you'll find that you have two more credits there than are required. This message means that they have been applied to your GenEd electives lowering the requirement from 19 to 17. The entries with parentheses are planned rather than completed. They won't actually count until you finish the course and transfer it in.

If your cornerstone is waived, then your GenEd electives requirement will be bumped up by one... Which will work out fine as that will leave you a multiple of three to do. Just add another 3cr GenEd to your plan.

Thanks for responding.  This makes sense now.

I did complete the two courses with the parentheses, but maybe they haven't finished the eval (they didn't email me that it was complete) or maybe it wasn't part of the batch that went over from study.com. 

So, the short answer is I need 1 more, 3SH, Gen-Ed Elective.

Any thoughts for a quick, easy free option? Something like the institutes that you and other gave me recently for Ethics (turns out I didn't need).

Gloddy

[dfrecore]

It's impossible to tell you what to take when we don't have a list of all of the courses you've taken. I would say that Study.com has some really easy ones - things like Presentation in the Workplace, Interpersonal Comm, World Religions, Intro to Mathematical Reasoning, Intro to Sociology, Intro to Computing. But it really depends on what you've taken, and what you enjoy.

[Gloddy]

It's impossible to tell you what to take when we don't have a list of all of the courses you've taken.  I would say that Study.com has some really easy ones - things like Presentation in the Workplace, Interpersonal Comm, World Religions, Intro to Mathematical Reasoning,  Intro to Sociology, Intro to Computing.  But it really depends on what you've taken, and what you enjoy.

I have attached my sheet.  Green is complete and on my evaluation. Yellow is completed, but not yet sent to TESU.  White is not complete.

I am looking for something with the fewest number of quizzes and now writing to fill the last Gen Ed Elective I need.

I appreciate your help. 
Gloddy

[ajs1976a]

Looks like you have a number of History classes and at least one Psych from Study.com. Do any of the remaining course have a lot of overlap with what you have already taken and also meet the requirement?

[Gloddy]

Looks like you have a number of History classes and at least one Psych from Study.com.  Do any of the remaining course have a lot of overlap with what you have already taken and also meet the requirement?

Thanks for the idea. I checked last night. The answer is not really. Everything is in excess of 100 quizzes.