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New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - LevelUP - 03-22-2024
I see these courses listed in the ACE database, though they are not yet live on the Sophia website.
Health, Fitness, and Wellness
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pages/Course.aspx?org=SOPHIA+Learning%2c+LLC&cid=7fae248f-7dd5-ee11-9079-000d3a5cb302&oid=76099b28-9016-e811-810f-5065f38bf0e1
Anatomy & Physiology II Lab
https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pages/Course.aspx?org=SOPHIA+Learning%2c+LLC&cid=0fe3834c-f9c4-ee11-9079-00224805f697&oid=76099b28-9016-e811-810f-5065f38bf0e1
I assume this will also be an Anatomy & Physiology II class that matches the lab course.
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - rachel83az - 03-22-2024
Interesting choices. A&P II is a good one, but why the health one? Oh well. It all makes it easier for a student to get a Biology AoE from Pierpont, at the very least.
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - ss20ts - 03-22-2024
(03-22-2024, 04:35 AM)rachel83az Wrote: Interesting choices. A&P II is a good one, but why the health one? Oh well. It all makes it easier for a student to get a Biology AoE from Pierpont, at the very least.
Some colleges have a health/wellness requirement. It's one of the options for the bio requirement in the GEC at UMPI. I took a wellness course at a CC and that transferred in for my bio course at UMPI.
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - rachel83az - 03-22-2024
I would've thought that the Intro to Nutrition at Sophia already covers universities with that sort of requirement.
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - bjcheung77 - 03-22-2024
Great stuff, they're adding more classes towards their total. Some people would like classes in subjects not already available on other platforms, the AP II & Lab is available on Study.com already. It's good though, as now there are multiple options to select from, and Sophia.org is clearly in the race to get more members, maybe they're targeting classes that Study.com already has and trying to knock out the competition?
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - ss20ts - 03-22-2024
(03-22-2024, 10:03 AM)rachel83az Wrote: I would've thought that the Intro to Nutrition at Sophia already covers universities with that sort of requirement.
People have different interests. Different schools have different requirements.
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - RachelB - 03-22-2024
I wish they'd add education classes...
RE: New Sophia Courses: Health, Fitness, and Wellness and Anatomy & Physiology II Lab - Kab - 03-23-2024
Any good addition of courses is always good. At least is possible to see that Sophia keep pushing forward with new courses and does not sit on complacence. It can help some people, specially people that want more healthcare oriented studies. It widens opportunities. I hope more new courses keep coming, and more varied too like Psy and education.
Health, Fitness, and Wellness is out NOW! - Kab - 03-26-2024
A new course for Sophia: Health, Fitness, and Wellness
13 challenges +4 milestones + 1 final milestone + 1 touchstone.
Looks interesting for people interested in fitness and nutrition.
RE: Health, Fitness, and Wellness is out NOW! - bjcheung77 - 03-26-2024
Great stuff, Sophia.org is on a roll now, and I like to see more classes as I mentioned in the previous post, classes that aren't readily available through alternative credit options. It's a good addition, looking for more in the near future...