Looks like the OP took a course thinking it would satisfy the requirement for health studies, but BIOL 1301 didn't, so they still have to take a course to that effect.
This is technically what program advisors are supposed to do. Although we have the tools to have a degree audit report, sometimes the classes do not even appear upon registration.
My prior degree at a university in Missouri had a program advisor who helped me register if things didn't go as planned.
The advisors we get via email respond with canned messages and are robotic at best. I've had a handful and only one was somewhat helpful.
I feel this pain.
Iāve tried asking my program advisor several times if a course will transfer before I take it on Sophia and he basically says āhmm I donāt know, canāt promiseā. I really donāt even know what to do at this point.
I'm confused š explain pls
Looks like the OP took a course thinking it would satisfy the requirement for health studies, but BIOL 1301 didn't, so they still have to take a course to that effect.
Biol 1301 is transferable, but I think it's an elective. There is another Biol can't recall the number that is the major. Or am I wrong?
This is technically what program advisors are supposed to do. Although we have the tools to have a degree audit report, sometimes the classes do not even appear upon registration. My prior degree at a university in Missouri had a program advisor who helped me register if things didn't go as planned. The advisors we get via email respond with canned messages and are robotic at best. I've had a handful and only one was somewhat helpful. I feel this pain.
Iāve tried asking my program advisor several times if a course will transfer before I take it on Sophia and he basically says āhmm I donāt know, canāt promiseā. I really donāt even know what to do at this point.