Acclaim transcript-Study.com

[AllThose299s]

They are clueless, yes. But, combined with the supposed "glitch" on the website and the loss of the SDC partnership, it makes me suspicious. I am not sure what CMS TESU uses for their main website (whether custom or off-the-shelf) but it's 99% certain that someone would've had to go in and actively delete Study.com from the provider list. Text doesn't just randomly disappear from a website for no reason.

I'm confident enough to say it's an off-the-shelf platform called campus-suite. I can't speak for it as I've never used it and I agree with the 99% on someone having to go in and actively delete it... but I will share this small story which could lean on the 1% of benefit of the doubt...

I once worked at a place that was managing content for a company and the CMS was so buggy & riddled with all kind of hacks that when a project manager went to update a banner using the cms that it obliterated a completely different section of the site that was unrelated. Needless to say, that cms isn't the same one that tesu is using... at least not on the main page.

[rachel83az]

They are clueless, yes. But, combined with the supposed "glitch" on the website and the loss of the SDC partnership, it makes me suspicious. I am not sure what CMS TESU uses for their main website (whether custom or off-the-shelf) but it's 99% certain that someone would've had to go in and actively delete Study.com from the provider list. Text doesn't just randomly disappear from a website for no reason.

I'm confident enough to say it's an off-the-shelf platform called campus-suite. I can't speak for it as I've never used it and I agree with the 99% on someone having to go in and actively delete it... but I will share this small story which could lean on the 1% of benefit of the doubt...

I once worked at a place that was managing content for a company and the CMS was so buggy & riddled with all kind of hacks that when a project manager went to update a banner using the cms that it obliterated a completely different section of the site that was unrelated. Needless to say, that cms isn't the same one that tesu is using... at least not on the main page.

Yeah, I'm aware that things like that can happen. This is why I'm not 100% certain it was on purpose. If all (or at least more than one) of the providers had disappeared, I would be more confident of it being an actual glitch. Instead, I'm hurrying to try to complete enough UL credits that I will still be able to get a degree even if they drop SDC next year. I honestly hope that I am wrong and that they're keeping SDC but you never know.