Upper Level & Social Sciences Credits for TESU

[Ninjadude]

Hi,

I'm close to finsihing my BA at TESU. I still need 24 credits and I'm trying to get as many of them through transfer credits.

I need 6 upper level credits (level 3000 or 4000) and also 3 Social Sciences credits (level 2000)

I didn't find anything that would suffice these credits on Sophia.org

Does anyone know where I might be able to get these credits besides taking classes at TESU for them?

Thanks a million for any information!


I'm posting a screenshot of the requirements in case it's more clear:


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[jg_nuy]

Study dot com is the best place for upper level in that area. You can find the equivalencies in the following page:
https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html

[Ninjadude]

Study dot com is the best place for upper level in that area. You can find the equivalencies in the following page:
https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html

AMAZINGG, thank you so much!!! 

[Michelle779]

Hi,

I'm close to finsihing my BA at TESU. I still need 24 credits and I'm trying to get as many of them through transfer credits.

I need 6 upper level credits (level 3000 or 4000) and also 3 Social Sciences credits (level 2000)

I didn't find anything that would suffice these credits on Sophia.org

Does anyone know where I might be able to get these credits besides taking classes at TESU for them?

Thanks a million for any information!


I'm posting a screenshot of the requirements in case it's more clear:

I did most of my TESU UL credits with Coopersmith. I did 3 Psych courses that required no papers.

[jg_nuy]

Another possible option - Lawshelf - GOV-202 Basics of Environmental Law ENS-360 Environ Sustainabiilty & Social Justice 3

https://www.lawshelf.com/videocoursesview
https://www.lawshelf.com/assets/pdf/TESU.pdf

[bjcheung77]

@Ninjadude, You're doing a BALS, there are plenty of options if you review the WIKI. I would review this link for options in addition to the ones mentioned earlier.  Link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:TESU

Alternatively, you can do two Study.com classes - Study.com Offer Link: https://bit.ly/3ObjnoU
College Saver will be 68% off, which is $160 savings and only $75 for a user's first month

Law Shelf has a two for one deal: Additional course free with Vle045's affiliate code: VK375
Last but not least, Davar Academy has 'business classes' that come in as Social Sciences, two for $199.

[Yolan]

Lawshelf: ADR-301
Alternative Dispute Resolution =
TESU: LAS-307
Mediation and Negotiation

And Lawshelf: GOV-202 = TESU: ENS-360

These two courses would satisfy the upper-level requirements for a Liberal Studies major.


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[lillingworth]

Hi,

I'm close to finsihing my BA at TESU. I still need 24 credits and I'm trying to get as many of them through transfer credits.

I need 6 upper level credits (level 3000 or 4000) and also 3 Social Sciences credits (level 2000)

I didn't find anything that would suffice these credits on Sophia.org

Does anyone know where I might be able to get these credits besides taking classes at TESU for them?

Thanks a million for any information!


I'm posting a screenshot of the requirements in case it's more clear:

I did most of my TESU UL credits with Coopersmith. I did 3 Psych courses that required no papers.

Do you remember which psych courses you took at coopersmith?

[bjcheung77]

@lillingworth, You may want to reference the WIKI here for more options, but make sure you email TESU to verify after researching which classes are more interesting for you, you can check out LawShelf and other ACE/NCCRS providers as well: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

[Michelle779]

Hi,

I'm close to finsihing my BA at TESU. I still need 24 credits and I'm trying to get as many of them through transfer credits.

I need 6 upper level credits (level 3000 or 4000) and also 3 Social Sciences credits (level 2000)

I didn't find anything that would suffice these credits on Sophia.org

Does anyone know where I might be able to get these credits besides taking classes at TESU for them?

Thanks a million for any information!


I'm posting a screenshot of the requirements in case it's more clear:

I did most of my TESU UL credits with Coopersmith. I did 3 Psych courses that required no papers.

Do you remember which psych courses you took at coopersmith?

I took Abnormal Psych, Substance Abuse Counseling & Drugs, Society and Human Behavior. I completed those courses back 2021/22.

Like @bjcheung77 stated, definitely get an okay from TESU first.