FEMA accepted credits at TESC? (February 2012)

[MahoganySEO]

FEMA accepted credits at TESC? (February 2012)

Forgive me for another FEMA/TESC thread. I know there are tons of related threads, however some are dated and since TESC and other schools change policies often I created another thread for my own clarification. I also added the date to the thread title in hopes in will help someone else in the future.

Number of FEMA credits accepted by TESC is currently 32:

http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...post122709

The reason behind this thread is that I am about to start taking all the FEMA classes I can to go towards my free electives for a BA from TESC. However, with 130 +/- FEMA classes being offered I didnt want to take some that TESC would not accept. After using the serach function here I came across MULTIPLE threads with members stating which credits TESC currently accepted from FEMA. Some of the list vary and I could not find any info on TESC's website.... Below you will find a few list from last year of credits that TESC supposedly accepts. Can anyone verify that TESC still accepts these credits and if new credits are being accepted? I would call/email TESC myself but I am currently not enrolled.


February 2011:

http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...#post95561

August 2011:

http://degreeplanners.com/media/FEMA_Aug_2011.pdf

[MahoganySEO]

Are the below FEMA credits still accepted? I just dont want to start taking the test and find out later they arent accepted.

[AlbaTiVo]

Are the below FEMA credits still accepted? I just dont want to start taking the test and find out later they arent accepted.

I used the August 2011 list posted above and completed all 36 classes for 32 credits, but TESC now say:

"03/26/12 Credit cannot be granted for the following FEMA IS courses:

IS-00111.a
IS-00130
IS-00362.a

If you have questions or concerns regarding the credit you received
based on the Thomas Edison State College review of this organization,
please contact the Heavin School of Arts and Sciences at
[email protected]"

So completing the remaining courses on that list will still net you 30 credits.

Steven