Colleges Using Study.com Format?

[rachel83az]

I don't know of any school that does things the SDC way. The closest I've seen is going to be ONU (Olivet Nazarine University), but they only have a limited amount of courses available: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ol...University They are self-paced, though. A close second would be ASU's courses: https://ea.asu.edu/courses/ But these do force you to wait for semesters to open. They don't care how many courses you take, though.

There are only a handful of schools that have true competency-based education. None of these (as far as I'm aware) have courses anywhere similar to SDC.

Most schools aren't going to do this without an exorbitant fee. How many credits do you need? Can they be credits from SDC and elsewhere, so long as they are on a school transcript? One possible solution would be to register for an undergrad certificate from TESU. Then take (or at least pay for) the $50 Medical Terminology TECEP exam to bring you to fully enrolled status. Then, you could take courses from wherever and transfer them to TESU for evaluation.