Degree Plan Help Needed

[JustDoug]

nope
You will need to create an account over at ACE to send your passes /credit to so they'll make a transcript for you. It's free and just takes a few minutes. Anything you do ACE can go there (SL, Saylor, ALEKS, TEEX, Sophia, etc) CLEP and DSST hold their own scores.
Follow Sanantone's degree plan and just keep track yourself in a spreadsheet or similar. When the time comes that your'e ready to enroll, you'll request a transcript from each source (ACE, CLEP, etc) and they'll send them to TESC and you'll get them added to your transcript! Easy peasy.

Thanks for the response.

If I get this right, ACE assigns credit hours to courses you take through Saylor and SL. On SL's website they have TESC listed as a partner institution. I assumed that when I took classes SL, they sent to me or direct to TESC the results for credit. Do I need to have everything evaluated by ACE?

[sanantone]

Thanks for the response.

If I get this right, ACE assigns credit hours to courses you take through Saylor and SL. On SL's website they have TESC listed as a partner institution. I assumed that when I took classes SL, they sent to me or direct to TESC the results for credit. Do I need to have everything evaluated by ACE?

Also, I didn;t see general ed courses on Sanantone's wiki page. Is there a list of those that I will need?

There is a link to general education options in my last post. Plug them into these requirements.
BSBA in General Management Degree Program

[JustDoug]

Thanks again for the response.

Are TECEPS something I should consider and are they quicker than courses through SL?

[JustDoug]

Getting started today with SL. They did say that only about 20 SL courses can transfer into TESC for a degree. Does TESC require me to take the balance through them?

Also the degree plan SL sent me only has GE courses. DO I need to take the balance at TESC?

[cookderosa]

[quote=JustDoug]Thanks for the response.

If I get this right, ACE assigns credit hours to courses you take through Saylor and SL. Uhh, yes, but let's use a different word for clarity. ACE evaluates the credit and makes a credit recommendation. Technically, the school you apply to will do it's own evaluation (consider but not necessarily follow ACE) and you'll get credit assigned by your college. In this case, TESC follows ACE 99.9999% of the time, but I bring it up because you should understand ACE in the bigger context.

On SL's website they have TESC listed as a partner institution. I assumed that when I took classes SL, they sent to me or direct to TESC the results for credit. Do I need to have everything evaluated by ACE?
[COLOR="#0000FF"]Depends on your sequencing. If you don't apply/enroll at TESC yet, you'll send them to ACE; otherwise if they go to TESC they'll get dumped in the trash since you're not a student. Nothing will be lost, SL still has your info, but you'd have to resend it when you do enroll. There is no real reason NOT to send them directly to ACE. That way, they are there forever and if for any reason at all you needed to retrieve them for some random thing, they'd be on a transcript.
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