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In this lecture, we will discuss many methods that work with many universities, but are not very common. The first of the many we will discuss is Davar Academy, which has been around for many years. You see, many universities are not even aware of its existence but rest assured the courses from Davar Academy are 100% accredited and all that is needed is the confirmation from a university. As time evolves, more and more universities will accept these methods and even though it will greatly reduce profits, here's why: it will attract more students because many will take advantage of the courses and bring credits in, as is the case with Thomas Edison State university, Excelsior College, and many more universities.


The next one is CSMLearn, which offers an online math course that is abled to be transferred to universities nationwide. The course is very cheap, less than $40 and can be transferred in as a variety of things depending on the school.


What we will talk about next is Coopersmith Career Consulting, which accredited by NCCRS. CooperSmith has numerous courses in more than 20 different categories. Most of their exams are self paced so you can take them anytime you'd like. Most courses are $50 per credit but you can become an affiliate & earn $30 every time your referral tests. Just to be prepared, proctoring is done via Proctor U.. The cost is minimal which is between $18 per exam for proctoring, though they charge an additional nominal fee for exams on short notice ($12). You will need to schedule a session with the proctoring system, so please do that in advanced so that you can reserve a date and time that suits you. Please be aware that you need to schedule the session before you take the exam.
Once you have purchased the desired course(s), Coopersmith will contact you via email and provide you with your student Portal and Login Information.
How to prepare for Coopersmith Exams:

1. Look over the syllabus and the exam outline so you know what's on the exam. Regardless of course provider, you need to review the exam outline.
2. Some courses include a large PowerPoint. It is a great review. Take advantage of review materials.
3. Try the practice questions if provided and check your answers. Try to understand the ones you might have gotten wrong.

Once you are done with the course, the next step is to take an exam and after this send the transcript. It's that easy.




The next one is TEL learning, which has a good load of courses to chose from. They also have partner universities as well as free courses, which you can use for study material and lifelong earning. Their courses are $200 each which in the grand scheme of things is absolutely nothing.
Their courses come with proctored exams and exams are proctored by MonitorEdu. Students also receive support through the course instructor and and student coaches along with many other resources.
A few of many subjects they offer would be history, biology, math, and foreign language.


Besides the services we just talked about, We would like to say that there are many services that exist out there. The number one issue with you will face is that there are many that are not recognized by ACE or NCCRS. If you find an online course provider that is not accredited, contact your university to be sure but we can tell you with confidence that without accreditation from ACE or NCCRS, you will likely be out of luck and if even one university accepts it, its almost guaranteed another wouldn't in the event you transferred to another university.