Back after a decade and I am lost....Need guidance

[bjcheung77]

Certs, such as the ones from Coursera, EdX, etc, Degree, such as your Associates, Bachelors, Masters, Experience from taking classes from alternative credit providers or from online classes through traditional institutions, volunteering, work, etc. UMPI WIKI Link has the classes that transfer from Bachelors to Masters, 3 of 4 will transfer, but I tell people to take all 4 for residency purposes and just in case they don't get the B+ to transfer it in: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Un...esque_Isle

[MedicOne]

How do I maximize my transfer credits into TESU?

I am seeing conflicting reports of 90 max or everything but 2 courses max

Anyone have some insight?

[bjcheung77]

That's incorrect... You need 30 RA, 6 credits residency at TESU, and you can pay the Edison Accelerate Fee, your other option is 30 RA credits, 15 residency credits at TESU. It's actually, transfer in 114 credits max and pay the residency waiver, or transfer in 105 credits max and complete 15 residency credits.

There are other options, but you're paying more if you're just transferring 90 credits and doing 30 credits through them... The only reason I would recommend 30 credits at TESU is for residency and if you're doing the Bachelors to Masters option because you have tuition assistance or reimbursement...

[Jonathan Whatley]

How do I maximize my transfer credits into TESU?

I am seeing conflicting reports of 90 max or everything but 2 courses max

Anyone have some insight?

Maximum 90 credits towards the 120 credits required for your bachelor’s from all non-collegiate providers such as ACE/NCCRS, CLEP, DSST, etc. generally.

No such maximum on transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges, foreign colleges evaluated as equivalent to regionally accredited, and with a recent change potentially nationally accredited colleges.

Absolute minimum 2 courses (6 credits) from TESU in most situations, information literacy and capstone.

If you don’t take 15 credits in total in coursework from TESU, you will have to pay the $3,400 Accelerate Fee (formerly named the residency waiver fee).

[MedicOne]

How do I maximize my transfer credits into TESU?

I am seeing conflicting reports of 90 max or everything but 2 courses max

Anyone have some insight?

Maximum 90 credits towards the 120 credits required for your bachelor’s from all non-collegiate providers such as ACE/NCCRS, CLEP, DSST, etc. generally.

No such maximum on transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges, foreign colleges evaluated as equivalent to regionally accredited, and with a recent change potentially nationally accredited colleges.

Absolute minimum 2 courses (6 credits) from TESU in most situations, information literacy and capstone.

If you don’t take 15 credits in total in coursework from TESU, you will have to pay the $3,400 Accelerate Fee (formerly named the residency waiver fee).

Thanks BJ you are extremely knowledgeable

[Ares]

How do I maximize my transfer credits into TESU?

I am seeing conflicting reports of 90 max or everything but 2 courses max

Anyone have some insight?

Maximum 90 credits towards the 120 credits required for your bachelor’s from all non-collegiate providers such as ACE/NCCRS, CLEP, DSST, etc. generally.

No such maximum on transfer credits from regionally accredited colleges, foreign colleges evaluated as equivalent to regionally accredited, and with a recent change potentially nationally accredited colleges.

Absolute minimum 2 courses (6 credits) from TESU in most situations, information literacy and capstone.

If you don’t take 15 credits in total in coursework from TESU, you will have to pay the $3,400 Accelerate Fee (formerly named the residency waiver fee).

Thanks BJ you are extremely knowledgeable

I think he knows more about college deals than anyone alive.