SOS 110 Information Literacy discounted through edx Microbachelor

[EdwardLong]

Interesting! I followed the links in the page the OP links that described getting credit and it appears you can get edX courses transcripted through TESU for free.

https://support.edx.org/hc/en-us/article...rsity-FAQs-

How does credit work with MicroBachelors programs?

When you successfully complete a MicroBachelors program, you will be eligible to elect academic credit from select colleges and universities that have reviewed and pre-certified the program. There are no additional fees and everything is handled digitally. Unlike the traditional credit model with MicroBachelors program you can enroll in programs from different institutions and bank all of your credits on a single transcript with Thomas Edison State University which you can transfer later if you’d like. This gives you more flexibility in choosing where you want to learn!

Reading the step by step, you end up creating a free "Individualized Learning Account" AKA credit banking.

Are those credits Regionally Accredited credits? As for the cornerstone course I’m assuming that counts as Regionally Accredited at TESU, which fills the residency requirement I’m not so sure though