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TESU Historical Methods/Historiography Options - Jenna.C - 09-25-2018
I am looking to switch my major to History. Aside from taking the class at TESU, the only option I see is taking the Research Methods in History at AMU. It's too late for FHSU.
Does anyone know of any other options?
Also has anyone taken the class at AMU? How hard was it? How much work was it? Do you get a grade at TESU or is it Pass/Fail?
Thank-you in advance!
EDIT: I just started my capstone and I want to get this class done as soon as possible. So unfortunately I can't really wait for Study.com to hopefully get accreditation.
RE: TESU Historical Methods/Historiography Options - mysonx3 - 09-25-2018
It's not ACE-accredited at the moment, but I'm personally holding off on this requirement and hoping that Study.com's Historiography & Historical Methods class gets ACE accreditation by the time I'm finishing up.
RE: TESU Historical Methods/Historiography Options - dfrecore - 09-25-2018
You can wait, hoping Study.com gets it ACE/NCCRS approved at some point, or go through AMU whenever you want, or FHSU next semester. I'd probably leave it as the last course before the capstone to decide.
RE: TESU Historical Methods/Historiography Options - Jenna.C - 09-25-2018
(09-25-2018, 11:48 AM)dfrecore Wrote: You can wait, hoping Study.com gets it ACE/NCCRS approved at some point, or go through AMU whenever you want, or FHSU next semester. I'd probably leave it as the last course before the capstone to decide.
I would love to do wait but I just started my capstone so I want to get it done now. I should have specified that.
Thank-you for the input.
(09-25-2018, 11:36 AM)mysonx3 Wrote: It's not ACE-accredited at the moment, but I'm personally holding off on this requirement and hoping that Study.com's Historiography & Historical Methods class gets ACE accreditation by the time I'm finishing up.
I would love to go through Study.com but as my capstone will be done in Decmeber I want to be finished up with everything and that is one of that last things I will need. I should have specified that.
Thank-you for your input and best of luck with your degree. I hope it does get ACE accreditation.