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School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - Sb2013 - 04-16-2020

Hey guys! So I'm looking for input on a situation for a friend. He is needing to take 9 units at an accredited school this term. He's attending a 4 year school but there's an issue so he can't finish the term and worn get credits.  The school head registrar told us he can transfer classes in from a regionally accredited school, but they won't take sdc, Sophia, or SL cuz they arent accredited even though they are by ace.  I'm trying to hear back about tecep through tesu and if he took those how the transcript reads. We were hoping for sdc or something cuz they are self paced etc and not expensive. Anyone have any input???? Ideas???


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - lacussucceed - 04-16-2020

Asu? https://ea.asu.edu/ ?


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - ROYISAGIRL - 04-16-2020

(04-16-2020, 01:35 PM)Sb2013 Wrote: Hey guys! So I'm looking for input on a situation for a friend. He is needing to take 9 units at an accredited school this term. He's attending a 4 year school but there's an issue so he can't finish the term and worn get credits.  The school head registrar told us he can transfer classes in from a regionally accredited school, but they won't take sdc, Sophia, or SL cuz they arent accredited even though they are by ace.  I'm trying to hear back about tecep through tesu and if he took those how the transcript reads. We were hoping for sdc or something cuz they are self paced etc and not expensive. Anyone have any input???? Ideas???
Does the school want a grade attached to the transcripts? TECEP (I think) only puts CR when you pass them. Excelsior's exams put letter grades.


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - natshar - 04-16-2020

Teceps could work. they come in as pass/fail to grading. But other than that they look identical to those of a university or a course taken at TESU. You would have to ask the university if they accept pass/fail grade.

https://outlier.org/ is another good option but they only have psychology and calculus

Arizona state earned admissions could be good.

Finally, if you can find a local community college that has self-paced or short course terms. Some do. My CC had a few self-paced options in the past.

BYU independent study could be a good option. Kind of pricy but I believe it comes with a letter grade.


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - P226mem - 04-16-2020

I saw on another forum that Snow College (a regionally accredited community college in Utah) has a summer offer for online courses. Not sure if they are offering the courses the person needs. not free. and I'm not positive, but I think the tuition is fixed at 1295 for the summer taking as many as you can. https://online.snow.edu/
don't know more than that.


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - eriehiker - 04-16-2020

https://badgerweb.snow.edu/dbprod/SZPALLCRSO30.SZPCrList


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - Sb2013 - 04-17-2020

(04-16-2020, 10:36 PM)eriehiker Wrote: https://badgerweb.snow.edu/dbprod/SZPALLCRSO30.SZPCrList

Thanks guys!!! I'm trying to get the registra to review study.com particular classes and then we're gonna have plan b and c based of everyone's input. Thanks so much guys!!! It looks like we have some solutions for him!! Yay!

(04-16-2020, 02:38 PM)ROYISAGIRL Wrote:
(04-16-2020, 01:35 PM)Sb2013 Wrote: Hey guys! So I'm looking for input on a situation for a friend. He is needing to take 9 units at an accredited school this term. He's attending a 4 year school but there's an issue so he can't finish the term and worn get credits.  The school head registrar told us he can transfer classes in from a regionally accredited school, but they won't take sdc, Sophia, or SL cuz they arent accredited even though they are by ace.  I'm trying to hear back about tecep through tesu and if he took those how the transcript reads. We were hoping for sdc or something cuz they are self paced etc and not expensive. Anyone have any input???? Ideas???
Does the school want a grade attached to the transcripts? TECEP (I think) only puts CR when you pass them. Excelsior's exams put letter grades.
They will accept CR. It's the matter if the start date it has to say spring on the transcript or have a start date during spring term


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - dfrecore - 04-17-2020

BTW - ACE credit is not "accredited." It's a company that says that courses are college-level, but there is no accreditation of any kind. In this scenario (the one the school is talking about), only schools can be accredited, and they want regionally accredited, which even rules out nationally accredited schools - I doubt they will take ACE-approved courses.

There are options, but you're going to have to move fast to get spring term going.


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - bjcheung77 - 04-18-2020

Snow is a pretty good option and then there is also NMJC which is recommended on the board very often: https://www.nmjc.edu
Link: https://www.nmjc.edu/admission/paying_for_college/index.aspx

Out-of-State Resident Tuition Maximum cost for fifteen (15) hours or more per semester: $1,035.00
Cost per hour for one through fifteen hours per semester: $69.00


RE: School won't accept sdc, sl, Sophia - Sb2013 - 04-28-2020

thanks guys!! we found classes and got them approved!! BIG THANKS for all the input. He got approval after the petition for sdc and for his math class i found it at ucb self paced and it was approved. so they all count for his spring term!! which is what he needed for the school and his org. requirements for fall. yay!