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BACS Plan - gams007 - 04-16-2020
Can some one please post a new study plan for TESU using Sophia as credit provider.
Thanks.
RE: BACS Plan - natshar - 04-16-2020
Well for that specific degree. Sophia will only fill the gens and free electives.
The only course that might work for a computer science aos would be Intro to IT and even that I"m not sure. So you the point is you don't need a specific computer science plan for sophia just a gen ed plan. If you already have your gen eds and free electives done then sophia won't be of much help.
RE: BACS Plan - gams007 - 04-16-2020
Every time is something new with TESU not accepting courses I do not want to wast time studying something that at the end they will not accept later.
English 1 & 2 is something new! Do they accept Sophia's courses?
RE: BACS Plan - TwinMom - 04-16-2020
(04-16-2020, 05:54 PM)gams007 Wrote: Every time is something new with TESU not accepting courses I do not want to wast time studying something that at the end they will not accept later.
English 1 & 2 is something new! Do they accept Sophia's courses?
I agree about TESU
They USED to but their transfer list has been offline pretty much since Sophia offered their classes for free
RE: BACS Plan - CarpeDiem8 - 04-16-2020
Not sure if this will help, but how about this:
A. Intellectual and Practical Skills:
Sophia.org - English Comp. I and II
B. Civic & Global Learning:
Sophia.org - Introduction to Ethics
Sophia.org - Intro to Sociology
C. Knowledge of Human Cultures
Sophia.org - Introduction to Psychology
Sophia.org - Microeconomics
Can also do Sophia.org US History I and II, if you don't need it in E
D. Understanding the Physical & Natural World
Sophia.org Human Biology
Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology
E. General Education Electives
Sophia.org - Macroeconomics
Sophia.org - US History II
Sophia.org - Ancient Greek Philosophers
Sophia.org - US History I
Can also do Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology if you don't need it in D
RE: BACS Plan - natshar - 04-16-2020
(04-16-2020, 06:40 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote: Not sure if this will help, but how about this:
A. Intellectual and Practical Skills:
Sophia.org - English Comp. I and II
B. Civic & Global Learning:
Sophia.org - Introduction to Ethics
Sophia.org - Intro to Sociology
C. Knowledge of Human Cultures
Sophia.org - Introduction to Psychology
Sophia.org - Microeconomics
Can also do Sophia.org US History I and II, if you don't need it in E
D. Understanding the Physical & Natural World
Sophia.org Human Biology
Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology
E. General Education Electives
Sophia.org - Macroeconomics
Sophia.org - US History II
Sophia.org - Ancient Greek Philosophers
Sophia.org - US History I
Can also do Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology if you don't need it in D
And then, of course, any other Sophia course not listed there will go under free electives assuming it is accepted.
Also wouldn't Environmental Sci go under Physical & Natural World as well. And I think Sociology will go under human cultures
And then for quantitative lit/math algebra or statistics would work but not the foundation ones.
RE: BACS Plan - gams007 - 04-16-2020
(04-16-2020, 07:06 PM)natshar Wrote:Thanks to all for the advice.(04-16-2020, 06:40 PM)CarpeDiem8 Wrote: Not sure if this will help, but how about this:
A. Intellectual and Practical Skills:
Sophia.org - English Comp. I and II
B. Civic & Global Learning:
Sophia.org - Introduction to Ethics
Sophia.org - Intro to Sociology
C. Knowledge of Human Cultures
Sophia.org - Introduction to Psychology
Sophia.org - Microeconomics
Can also do Sophia.org US History I and II, if you don't need it in E
D. Understanding the Physical & Natural World
Sophia.org Human Biology
Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology
E. General Education Electives
Sophia.org - Macroeconomics
Sophia.org - US History II
Sophia.org - Ancient Greek Philosophers
Sophia.org - US History I
Can also do Sophia.org Introduction to Information Technology if you don't need it in D
And then, of course, any other Sophia course not listed there will go under free electives assuming it is accepted.
Also wouldn't Environmental Sci go under Physical & Natural World as well. And I think Sociology will go under human cultures
And then for quantitative lit/math algebra or statistics would work but not the foundation ones.
RE: BACS Plan - dfrecore - 04-17-2020
Here's my list, as best I can figure out:
AREA A
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION: English Comp I & II
ORAL COMMUNICATION: Public Speaking
QUANTITATIVE LITERACY: College Algebra or Intro to Statistics
AREA B
DIVERSITY: Intro to Sociology OR Approaches to Studying Religions
ETHICAL LEADERSHIP: Intro to Ethics
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT: NOT AVAILABLE
AREA C
Art History I & II
Conflict Resolution
Visual Communications
Ancient Greek Philosophers
Macro & Microeconomics
US History I & II
Intro to Psychology
AREA D
Environmental Science
Human Biology
Intro to IT
GE ELECTIVES
The Essentials of Managing Conflict (1cr)
Any of the above not already used
FREE ELECTIVES
College Readiness
Intro to Business
Accounting (can also be used in Business Core)
Project Management (can also be used in Business AOS)
Developing Effective Teams (1cr) (can also be used in Business AOS)
RE: BACS Plan - bjcheung77 - 04-18-2020
gams007, agent007 - just one word of advice - take all the courses that don't duplicate the ones you have taken... otherwise, take whatever is offered at Sophia.org for your general education and free elective credits, all of them work except for the fundamental courses...
RE: BACS Plan - gams007 - 04-19-2020
(04-18-2020, 02:08 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: gams007, agent007 - just one word of advice - take all the courses that don't duplicate the ones you have taken... otherwise, take whatever is offered at Sophia.org for your general education and free elective credits, all of them work except for the fundamental courses...
Thank you for your simple advice bjcheung77, I will do that.