Little confused about 2 depth rule at EC and UL credits

[dfrecore]

I've been playing with the EC degree plan, and will attach it here for you.

So, the course you took at GCU may count as EC's Info Lit course, or you may be able to take it elsewhere (Study.com has Info Lit, as does Davar, Coopersmith & PF).

Then, if you look at their degree requirements for the BSLA, it looks like you need 2 depths, but it no longer states anywhere on the website that you need 6cr of UL in each (not sure why they removed that, or their degree maps which were much better than what they have now, with all words).  But I left that in my spreadsheet, because it did used to say that.

One thing that they show as UL with the IIN credits is UL credits in marketing.  I would probably do something similar and do 2 UL marketing courses for that; and then do the 2nd breath as Psych.  There are lots of those credits available, although I think Study.com is easy for UL marketing credits (at least, easy as in easy to find, and similar to what they have at IIN).

I can't thank you enough for this - for whatever reason, I could not, for the life of me, get this into a spreadsheet. 

The IIN credits they will give me credit for are all LL (they are the top ones on the attachment, not the bottom ones - those were for a different program). So I would be starting from scratch and having to get 30 UL credits.

What if they use my Info Literacy class from GCU for the Info Lit class but my GCU class was 4 credits - how does that work?

Thank you so much again!

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There are tons of TESU folks here, but very few EC folks.  Have you talked to your EC Academic Advisor?  I was able to get EC to accept some CORE classes with his help in my case.  In 2017, I found EC to be easy to work with directly.

Hi there!

I don't have an AE yet because they're waiting for all my transcripts to come in and do my eval.  In the meantime I have paid for both SL and SDC this month and feel like I'm wasting $ not doing any classes.

I'm finishing up my essays for Eng Comp I & II at SDC but looking for a reason to distract myself from them. Essays are the worst!