TESU TECEP & Veteran's Benefits...

[hightecrebel]

Ok, so I was diving into some of the veteran's stuff on TESU's website, and ended up here

To be approved for certification for veterans’ benefits at Thomas Edison State University, a course must be designated as either and online, Guided Study or TECEPÂ. PLA and e-Pack courses are not eligible for veterans’ benefits. For students using the Post 9-11 GI Bill/ Chapter 33 VA benefits, once all of the necessary forms are completed, you will be able to register for classes and payment will be forwarded from Veterans Affairs to Thomas Edison State University.

I seem to recall that TECEPs used to be on the OTHER side of that first period. Anyone know if they just ended up with a typo on the page, or if something changed? I sent a question in to the Mil/Vet office, but figured I'd check here in case someone else has already had the question answered.

[waitforit]

I just used Air Force tuition assistance to pay for a Tecep and an online class. The Tecep option is listed right on afvec when you pick classes.

[gingerbeefE]

I just used Air Force tuition assistance to pay for a Tecep and an online class. The Tecep option is listed right on afvec when you pick classes.

Same here, AF paid for my TECEPS as well with TA.

GI bill can be used to take a whole lot of tests and certifications includiong CLEPs DSSTs TECEPs and more.

IMHO, I would pay out of pocket if you plan on using the GI bill. Look into it, but I think since the TECEP is a test you would be using the full amount of benifits and you would not recive BAH. It would be better save the GI bill for somthing that will pay you the BAH then you can spend that BAH money on the $115 tests.

[hightecrebel]

Oh, I don't plan on using it JUST for the TECEPs, that'd be a waste as far as I'm concerned. But based on the phrasing I'm curious if they now count towards the credit hours for full-time vs part time if taken in conjunction with a full class, which could be quite useful for someone who is only taking a class or two.

[gingerbeefE]

Oh, I don't plan on using it JUST for the TECEPs, that'd be a waste as far as I'm concerned. But based on the phrasing I'm curious if they now count towards the credit hours for full-time vs part time if taken in conjunction with a full class, which could be quite useful for someone who is only taking a class or two.

interesting thought. My assumption would be no since it is treated like a test and not a class. (like taking a clep or dsst) Try asking the VA