TESU Enrollment Length After Graduation

[craigfin]

Okay, so assuming everything goes good (hopefully) and I graduate June 10th. What happens to my enrollment status, do I stay enrolled until March 16th 2017 or does my enrollment end with my graduation?

I am a first time college student so I am curious.

[craigfin]

Anyone know the answer to this question?

Just curious.

[tesu-acct-student]

I would also like to know the answer to this question. I hope somebody here knows.

[davewill]

I would expect your enrollment to end, but you should really just email advising and ask. What did you intend to do? Take extra courses after graduation? If you're planning to pursue another degree or certificate, there's no advantage except maybe avoiding another application fee.

[craigfin]

I would expect your enrollment to end, but you should really just email advising and ask. What did you intend to do? Take extra courses after graduation? If you're planning to pursue another degree or certificate, there's no advantage except maybe avoiding another application fee.

And avoiding another enrollment fee, and maintaining the Enrolled Options Plan for almost a year since it will be gone soon. Basically I am saying that if the enrollment continues I would only have to pay for classes and the graduation fee.

[jawbreakingrr]

Your enrollment would end, since you'll be done with your degree and there's no need for any status (enrolled or active). Now after you graduate and you want to pursue another undergraduate degree you'll have to reapply, which is free of charge for alumni's. After you reapply contact the university and inform them that you had nine months left on your previous enrollment. Which enrollment did you have? Comprehensive, Enrolled options, or per credit tuition? If it's the first two I definitely don't see a problem with them giving you back your enrollment time. If it's the per credit tuition and you took a TECEP or a course they might not and it really doesn't matter, because you'll have a new enrollment date when you register for a new course or TECEP if you continue with the per credit tuition plan. Hey you never know with all the changes going on now. Just get everything in writing by creating a ticket via email. I hope this helps.

[craigfin]

Your enrollment would end, since you'll be done with your degree and there's no need for any status (enrolled or active). Now after you graduate and you want to pursue another undergraduate degree you'll have to reapply, which is free of charge for alumni's. After you reapply contact the university and inform them that you had nine months left on your previous enrollment. Which enrollment did you have? Comprehensive, Enrolled options, or per credit tuition? If it's the first two I definitely don't see a problem with them giving you back your enrollment time. If it's the per credit tuition and you took a TECEP or a course they might not and it really doesn't matter, because you'll have a new enrollment date when you register for a new course or TECEP if you continue with the per credit tuition plan. Hey you never know with all the changes going on now. Just get everything in writing by creating a ticket via email. I hope this helps.

Thank you, and I am enrolled in Enrolled Options Plan. I was thinking about possibly pursuing the BSAST in Electronics Systems Engineering Technology. I have read that a few of the classes can be taken at Penn Foster and I also have life experience related to the degree that may transfer over. Anyway I am just looking at my options now and will soon be starting at Patten's MBA.

Also I don't like paying for something and not receiving the full benefit/amount/time of what I am paying for.

[davewill]

Are any of you graduating with an associate's? If so, I'm pretty sure you're allowed to pursue a bachelor's at the same time. You should be able to simply declare your intent to continue on to a bachelor's before you graduate, and keep your enrollment alive that way. If its a second bachelors then I think you have to do what jawbreakingrr said.

This is a time when I would recommend a phone advising appointment. These questions should be easy for most advisors to answer, and you may need a little back and forth.

[craigfin]

Are any of you graduating with an associate's? If so, I'm pretty sure you're allowed to pursue a bachelor's at the same time. You should be able to simply declare your intent to continue on to a bachelor's before you graduate, and keep your enrollment alive that way. If its a second bachelors then I think you have to do what jawbreakingrr said.

This is a time when I would recommend a phone advising appointment. These questions should be easy for most advisors to answer, and you may need a little back and forth.

Not sure about the other guy, but I will be graduating with a BSBA. But I have sent an email to TESU to ask them. As mentioned before, I am just trying to keep my options open beyond my MBA with Patten and I don't like paying for something and not receiving the full benefit/amount/time of what I am paying for.