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CyrusK
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Hey guys,
I checked through previous posts, none that I found quite matched what I'm looking for so i thought I'd create a new one. I apologize in advance if someone finds an identical topic, by all means, link it to me!
Anyway, I'm in a position right now where my job is entirely remote, and I've decided to return to school for a second bachelors in Electrical Engineering. It's something I've always wanted to do, and I don't think i'll get a better opportunity than this. I'm willing to make the sacrifice to my social life, among other things, to get this done.
To do this in a timely manner, I have found online courses to match my needs through Oregon State University, and Rio Salado (Community College in Arizona). Both these provide transferable coursework (with proctored exams) to the Universities I intend to apply to. However, I do not want to take Physics 1 and 2 online, even if lab kits are included. These are courses I'd rather take in person, in an accelerated format if possible.
I've considered the following two programs, and I'm inquiring with the Universities I'm applying to if their courses will transfer, but they do not always provide the Physics courses in their block. It's based on having sufficient enrollment, which is hit or miss.
https://www.integratedscienceprogram.com/accelerated-science-courses/physics-1/
http://www.scuhs.edu/academics/ios/
So my question is this...
I know I'll be paying a penalty (in dollars mostly) to take these courses. If that wasn't a concern, do any of you ladies and gents know of Institutions that provide transferable Physics 1L & 2L courses for non-degree students pressed for time? I'd prefer these courses to be in California (Oregon and Arizona would be runner ups), but I'm determined enough that I would go out of state.
Pre-med accelerated courses seem to be the best options. I know that seems weird, but the subject taught at this level shouldn't matter if it's meant for allied health or STEM degrees. I'll take any advice or options I could get.
thanks in advance guys,
Cyrus
I checked through previous posts, none that I found quite matched what I'm looking for so i thought I'd create a new one. I apologize in advance if someone finds an identical topic, by all means, link it to me!
Anyway, I'm in a position right now where my job is entirely remote, and I've decided to return to school for a second bachelors in Electrical Engineering. It's something I've always wanted to do, and I don't think i'll get a better opportunity than this. I'm willing to make the sacrifice to my social life, among other things, to get this done.
To do this in a timely manner, I have found online courses to match my needs through Oregon State University, and Rio Salado (Community College in Arizona). Both these provide transferable coursework (with proctored exams) to the Universities I intend to apply to. However, I do not want to take Physics 1 and 2 online, even if lab kits are included. These are courses I'd rather take in person, in an accelerated format if possible.
I've considered the following two programs, and I'm inquiring with the Universities I'm applying to if their courses will transfer, but they do not always provide the Physics courses in their block. It's based on having sufficient enrollment, which is hit or miss.
https://www.integratedscienceprogram.com/accelerated-science-courses/physics-1/
http://www.scuhs.edu/academics/ios/
So my question is this...
I know I'll be paying a penalty (in dollars mostly) to take these courses. If that wasn't a concern, do any of you ladies and gents know of Institutions that provide transferable Physics 1L & 2L courses for non-degree students pressed for time? I'd prefer these courses to be in California (Oregon and Arizona would be runner ups), but I'm determined enough that I would go out of state.
Pre-med accelerated courses seem to be the best options. I know that seems weird, but the subject taught at this level shouldn't matter if it's meant for allied health or STEM degrees. I'll take any advice or options I could get.
thanks in advance guys,
Cyrus