My TESU application got rejected

[ajlm1984]

FYI:  https://www.ets.org/s/cv/toefl/at-home/

it would be great if they expand the list of locations

[bjcheung77]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again? If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com. If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

[romoh]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again?  If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com.  If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

I’m determined to take a bachelors in psychology. Are you suggesting looking into COSC/EC instead of TESU?

[bluebooger]

COSC seems kind of difficult for a psychology degree
https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...hology.php

it looks similar to the others until you get to the bottom and and see you have to choose a concentration

[natshar]

COSC seems kind of difficult for a psychology degree                  
https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...hology.php

it looks similar to the others until you get to the bottom and and see you have to choose a concentration

but the last concentration is general psychology that doesn't seem too bad.

[bjcheung77]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again?  If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com.  If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

I’m determined to take a bachelors in psychology. Are you suggesting looking into COSC/EC instead of TESU?

No, not yet at least, it's best to see what credits you have first to see which degree provider would take more credits and have you graduate faster. I think the only reason you're wanting TESU is because of the name. COSC/EC does require a language exam as well, so, as I mentioned in the previous post, get more credits that can transfer to all three from Study.com especially the Psych courses...

[romoh]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again?  If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com.  If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

I’m determined to take a bachelors in psychology. Are you suggesting looking into COSC/EC instead of TESU?

No, not yet at least, it's best to see what credits you have first to see which degree provider would take more credits and have you graduate faster.  I think the only reason you're wanting TESU is because of the name.  COSC/EC does require a language exam as well, so, as I mentioned in the previous post, get more credits that can transfer to all three from Study.com especially the Psych courses...

Thanks a lot. I always look forward to your replies. I have a question, though. Aside from the Big3, what other schools have a generous credit transfer policy of more than 90 credits?

[bluebooger]

...COSC/EC does require a language exam as well, ...

where do you see that ?

https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...ements.php

https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...hology.php

[dfrecore]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again?  If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com.  If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

I’m determined to take a bachelors in psychology. Are you suggesting looking into COSC/EC instead of TESU?

No, not yet at least, it's best to see what credits you have first to see which degree provider would take more credits and have you graduate faster.  I think the only reason you're wanting TESU is because of the name.  COSC/EC does require a language exam as well, so, as I mentioned in the previous post, get more credits that can transfer to all three from Study.com especially the Psych courses...

Thanks a lot. I always look forward to your replies. I have a question, though. Aside from the Big3, what other schools have a generous credit transfer policy of more than 90 credits?

None, which is why they're the Big 3.

[natshar]

romoh - I forget, what degree are you going for again?  If you're near 90 credits, I would decide on the degree and I would get more credits done that you know can transfer to COSC/EC and TESU (namely, the courses from Sophia.org as they're free right now) - StraighterLine/Study.com.  If you want, copy/paste all the credits you have here and we can give you a better idea of what to do or what it will align to better...

I’m determined to take a bachelors in psychology. Are you suggesting looking into COSC/EC instead of TESU?

No, not yet at least, it's best to see what credits you have first to see which degree provider would take more credits and have you graduate faster.  I think the only reason you're wanting TESU is because of the name.  COSC/EC does require a language exam as well, so, as I mentioned in the previous post, get more credits that can transfer to all three from Study.com especially the Psych courses...

Thanks a lot. I always look forward to your replies. I have a question, though. Aside from the Big3, what other schools have a generous credit transfer policy of more than 90 credits?

I know of a few schools that accept "unlimited credits" however the catch is usually this only applies to credits from RA-4YR graded credits. Most schools besides the Big 3 or schools geared towards adult learners cap alt credit or exam credit between 30-60 credits total. And the biggest catch of all is even if can transfer a bunch of credits there is a minimum residency requirement of 30 credits. So that means even if you transfer almost all of a degree, you would have to re do stuff to get the 30.

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The school I attend and at least 3 others I applied to had this "unlimited transfer credit" policy with those stipulations I said above. In fact the others required 60 credits must be from a 4 YR school. The big 3 are special