Asking for a study partner:  Are there any alternative credits for TESU BA Liberal Studies – Health and Wellness Concentration?  Coopersmith seems to have some fitness courses but not sure they would cover any of these required courses.  The courses specifically mentioned on TESU website are
BIO-208 The Science of Nutrition (I think SDC has an equivalent?)
HEA-305 Women’s Health
HEA-306 Men’s Health
FIT-211 Biomechanics of Exercise or Kinesiology
GER-312 Biological Aspects of Aging
FIT-230 Individual Assessment for Fitness and Wellness Services
Or
FIT-250 Principles and Programs for Fitness and Wellness Services
ALSO,
Do any of the other “mostly” alternative-credit-accepting-colleges have a similar degree?
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Hello Forum,

All I need is an associates of arts degree. 

I have 54 b&m credits BUT, I believe about 14 credits are C- and below (30 years ago and i kicked it too much lol).

Anyhow, are there any colleges that take Ds and offer associates? A school accepting CLEP would be great. 

I'll probably run into residency requirements which will take me way over 60 credits need.

Thanks Forum

Has anyone here taken classes through LSU Online? I'm enrolled in a post baccalaureate certificate program. We have open book exams proctored by Examity. Why Examity? Ugh. Now to figure out where I can take these exams with proctoring.

I am curious about NAU.  When I tried to search the forum, not much will come up because you can’t search for a “word” with 3 characters.   I have been seeing a lot about UMPI lately.  And of course the Big 3.  But I would like to know more about NAU, if anyone has first hand experience.

Hi, I'm new to the forum, and about to begin working toward a BSBA-Accounting through WGU. I am starting with no college credit, and am very thankful for this forum to help me begin this journey! (I plan to utilize the cheaper options for generals/LL credits to later transfer into WGU.)

Question: I've just discovered the ACE website and the active and expiration dates for certain courses. What does it mean when a course expires? If I am able to take the exam before the course expires, will my credit be "locked in" for transferring over, say, another 1-2 years down the road? Thank you for helping me understand this.

I just received my graduation approval and wanted to thank everyone for their support and advice. I wouldn't have known how to do it so quickly without this board. Thank!!!

Clown World update, CDC updates mask policy
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Now we can ALL (sorry kids) enjoy life again.





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After 10+ years, I am returning to school to finally finish my degree. I went to one of them IT technical career institutes, PC AGE. One of the selling points of the institute for me back then was I would have 38 credits to use towards to a AAS at TESU. 


Since I had credits from CC as well, I only need three classes to complete an AAS in computer studies, SOS-110, APS-295, and COM209 or English202.  I have registered for these courses for the June term, however,  I have discovered Study.com (from this forum), I think I can take a course there for the Oral communication requirement? Being that his will save me a great deal of money, I am considering dropping the COM209 course I signed up for Communications 101 at Study.com. Is this something I can do? 


I have also learned of the residency fee. My question for that is, although my near term goal is to finish my Associates and apply for graduation possibly in December. Will I need to pay the residency fee then? Since I would have less than 16 credits from TESU. I am considering taking classes towards a BA in IT. Unfortunately the classes I had in mind are not offered in June term. 

So, yeah, three co-founders started Strive about 5 years ago and now have sold it for about $20 Million. 
Who wants to go on a brain storming spree with me!  We can start something and sell it 5 years later for more...
Link: https://news.crunchbase.com/news/exclusi...e-for-20m/

Yup - They're still at it! I guess Grand Canyon didn't like the fact they couldn't be converted to a Non-Profit...   GCU is a pretty large university and they're fighting to get their money's worth to convert but they still are too expensive and operate like a for-profit...  Link: https://www.highereddive.com/news/ed-dep...it/599053/