ALEKS College Algebra

[dfrecore]

I am not currently enrolled in a college/university. I graduated from Salve Regina University in Rhode Island in 08 with my bachelors in biology. Anyways, if I want to get credit for this ALEKS course without actually being enrolled in a college at this point in time, how do I go about doing that?

Can I call up a school and have them "transcribe" the course for a fee? Do I have to be an actual student at a school?

No, you can't. You create an ACE account (free) and then get the course put on your ACE transcript. Then, when you need a transcript for whatever reason, you order the ACE transcript.

Can I ask why you would want/need the course?

If it's for another school, then they would need to accept ACE-approved courses in order to accept the course as meeting any requirements they might have. Some schools will take it, some won't (most probably won't). It's the same with Straighterline, or any other ACE-approved course, or even CLEP/DSST exams. It just depends on the school's policy.