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Upper level LS courses..help! - Sb2013 - 03-13-2019
I need to take two upper level liberal studies classes. I can't decide what to take. I'm looking for something I can get done quick and easy...I am I'm hoping to get feedback from you guys on what you've taken! Im not wanting to take a Dsst/Clep
RE: Upper level LS courses..help! - udi - 03-13-2019
(03-13-2019, 11:23 AM)Sb2013 Wrote: I need to take two upper level liberal studies classes. I can't decide what to take. I'm looking for something I can get done quick and easy...I am I'm hoping to get feedback from you guys on what you've taken! Im not wanting to take a Dsst/Clep
Do you have any Study.com or Davar exams available? It's kind of hard to know what people think is easy. For example, I struggle through any historical and or literature options and would avoid those courses, but others will recommend them. Also, we don't know what you've already taken, so can you provide some more direction?
RE: Upper level LS courses..help! - allvia - 03-13-2019
Is this for TESU, or another school? What do you already have for the UL? Have you taken any Study.com LL courses that have aligning UL versions (ig History 108: History of the Vietnam War = LL, but History 308: Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War = UL) - that is a very quick option to complete UL credits, as the courses overlap quite a bit.
RE: Upper level LS courses..help! - TexasTink - 03-13-2019
I took History 306 and 308 with Study.com. I love history so I enjoyed both of them. The Vietnam one in particular is very short if you've already done the LL version, but even without that it's not too long. I found it to be fascinating.
I also took Eng 305 - Advanced Technical Writing. It's pretty straightforward and repeats a good bit of info from English Comp classes.
I rounded out with Business 313 Organizational Communication and Business 324 Managerial Communication. I thought they were both pretty straightforward, common sense classes. Both of them also require just one paper, which was nice.
RE: Upper level LS courses..help! - Sb2013 - 03-14-2019
(03-13-2019, 03:45 PM)udi Wrote:(03-13-2019, 11:23 AM)Sb2013 Wrote: I need to take two upper level liberal studies classes. I can't decide what to take. I'm looking for something I can get done quick and easy...I am I'm hoping to get feedback from you guys on what you've taken! Im not wanting to take a Dsst/Clep
Do you have any Study.com or Davar exams available? It's kind of hard to know what people think is easy. For example, I struggle through any historical and or literature options and would avoid those courses, but others will recommend them. Also, we don't know what you've already taken, so can you provide some more direction?
HERES WHAT MY EVALUATION SAYS FOR WHAT I HAVE AND WHAT I NEED. FOR MY ELECTIVE CLASS NEEDED IM THINKING TO TAKE THE ART HISTORY CLASS ON STUDY.COM, IT LINKS TO A PAST CLASS I TOOK AND IT WAS SUPER EASY FOR ME.
IM PRETTY GOOD AT MATH AND ART LINKED CLASSES, HISTORY IS MY WEAKNESS. I ALSO STRUGGLED ATTEMPTING TO TAKE WORLD RELIGIONS ON STUDY.COM IT WAS JUST WAY TOO BORING FOR ME. TEST WISE I CAN TAKE A DSST OR CLEP BUT I FIGURE THEY MIGHT BE DIFFICULT AS AN UL REQUIREMENT...
A: Upper Level (15 SH) (In progress)
MCJ 152-PUBLIC RELATIONS----TESU COM 484
COMM4220- TECH AND COMM –--TESU COM 303
MCJ 152—MEDIA LAW--- TESU COM 341
NEED 6 UNITS IN THIS AREA. …UL
ELECTIVES (27 SH) (IN PROGRESS)
GEN200 Foundations for General Educa –TESU FEL-199
MGT303 Mgmt Theories Pract---TESU MAN-301
BUS-101 Introduction to Business---TESU BUS-101
ACCTG4A Financial Prin --- TESU ACC-101
GS48 Career Plan & Devel ---TESU FEL-199
ACCTG1B Prin of Acct—TESU ACC-102
3 credits needed