EESA evaluation - Credit Deficiency with Liberal Arts (36 Credits) and English Composition EC (3 Credits)

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architectazmath

August 11, 2024 06:35

Hey, This is Syed Azmath from Ohio, I recently went through the EESA evaluation and found 39 Credits missing in Liberal Arts. 

Please let me know if anyone has gone through this course online or any other option. 
I found this link for the Credit Deficiencies. 

CLEP Exams for the Liberal Arts

TOEFL Ibt / IELTS for English Communication

Any guidance for the CLEP on how to take tests online/at test centers. 

https://www.naab.org/education-evaluation-services/eesa-course-exam-pre-approval

I have other credits but Liberal Arts is the major credit that is missing. 

Building Performance (BP):  3 Credits

Laws and Regulations (LR):  1 Credits

Ethics and Professional Conduct (EPC):  1 Credits

Any help or suggestions will be quite helpful. 

Thanks

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  piyarudee August 20, 2024 01:05 (Edited August 20, 2024 11:14)

  I took liberal arts online courses at the University of Phoenix (I lacked 19 credits). It’s a bit pricey, but it’s only a 5-week course. If you want something cheaper, LSU continuing education offers liberal arts courses for 7 weeks. I also took residential code as LSU to satisfy the laws&regulations credit requirement, and they have a few classes that may count as building performance too.

   

  These are courses I took for liberal arts at the UOPX. (The ones I crossed out are for professional practice)

  

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  piyarudee August 20, 2024 11:10

  EESA Credit Deficiency - Building Performance BP – ARE 5.0 Community (ncarb.org)

  Look at this thread. Hope this helps.

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  architectazmath August 20, 2024 15:19

  Hey, 
  
  Thanks for the info. This is very helpful. 

   

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  sguner September 27, 2024 02:26

  Hey,

  I applied for the EESA evaluation, and it seems I will have over 20 credit deficiencies in Liberal Arts. While I wait for the evaluation to be completed (which will take at least two months), I would like to take some CLEP tests to satisfy these deficiencies as soon as I receive the results. I spoke with NAAB, and they recommended that I wait for the evaluation results. They have already stated in the education guidelines that CLEP exams can fulfill liberal arts credit deficiencies, so I don’t think it would hurt to earn some credits during this waiting period.

  I was wondering if you have taken any CLEP tests and if NAAB approved them without any issues? Any suggestions would be helpful.

  Thank you!

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  piyarudee September 27, 2024 10:53

  I have not taken any CLEP as I might want to transfer my credits to study something else in the future - not all CLEP can be transferred and some college won't accept it. If NAAB allows, then go for it; however, I recommend not doing anything prior to the complete of evaluation. You might also need to get pre-approval from NAAB to take the CLEP.

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