TESU changes to the approved providers list?

[cerich67]

Yes, Yahoo! Anyone who wants to get their ACE transcripts can do so the old fashion way for $15 until the end of November. I mean, that will only show updates until the end of October. Any newer courses after October will come into the new Acclaim Credly system... So don’t worry, be happy, keep calm, keep plugging along...

The ace system is still taking new courses as of Friday.

[ss20ts]

Yes, Yahoo! Anyone who wants to get their ACE transcripts can do so the old fashion way for $15 until the end of November. I mean, that will only show updates until the end of October. Any newer courses after October will come into the new Acclaim Credly system... So don’t worry, be happy, keep calm, keep plugging along...

All providers have not moved to Acclaim. Some don't have information about it from ACE like our host InstantCert. It has NOT been a smooth transition at all.

[Pats20]

What does “provisionally approves- pending review “ mean?
Is tesu going to drop these providers ?

[Seagull]

What does “provisionally approves- pending review “ mean?
Is tesu going to drop these providers ?

another thread mentioned sdc being back on provider list. Is that right? 

This is all confusing. 

[bjcheung77]

Stick with the Sophia.org for LL and Study.com for UL combo - In regards to Study.com, it is back, they had a boo boo/foo foo moment and had it off the list by mistake...  
Here's the tread you're referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-transfer?

[Seagull]

Stick with the Sophia.org for LL and Study.com for UL combo - In regards to Study.com, it is back, they had a boo boo/foo foo moment and had it off the list by mistake...  
Here's the tread you're referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-transfer?

Thanks

Am waiting to hear from both sdc and Thomas Edison, as there are too many changes. Not comfortable.

I took some LL on sdc way back.

Will stick with associate degree until things are more sure.

[ss20ts]

Stick with the Sophia.org for LL and Study.com for UL combo - In regards to Study.com, it is back, they had a boo boo/foo foo moment and had it off the list by mistake...  
Here's the tread you're referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-transfer?

Thanks

Am waiting to hear from both sdc and Thomas Edison, as there are too many changes. Not comfortable.

I took some LL on sdc way back.

Will stick with associate degree until things are more sure.

Every college makes changes all of the time. You have get used to that. Just keep working on your degree.

[rachel83az]

Stick with the Sophia.org for LL and Study.com for UL combo - In regards to Study.com, it is back, they had a boo boo/foo foo moment and had it off the list by mistake...  
Here's the tread you're referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-transfer?

Thanks

Am waiting to hear from both sdc and Thomas Edison, as there are too many changes. Not comfortable.

I took some LL on sdc way back.

Will stick with associate degree until things are more sure.

As of right now, SDC is still accepted. That may change next year. It may not. If you stick to an associate's degree and it changes, you're stuck. On the other hand, if you focus on UL credit at SDC, you can get your UL credits done by Jan 1st. With LL credits being much easier to get, it makes sense to fill out the UL credits as soon as you can. You can always use UL credits to get an associate's degree but you can't get a bachelor's degree solely with LL credits.

[Seagull]

Stick with the Sophia.org for LL and Study.com for UL combo - In regards to Study.com, it is back, they had a boo boo/foo foo moment and had it off the list by mistake...  
Here's the tread you're referring to: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...n-transfer?

Thanks

Am waiting to hear from both sdc and Thomas Edison, as there are too many changes. Not comfortable.

I took some LL on sdc way back.

Will stick with associate degree until things are more sure.

As of right now, SDC is still accepted. That may change next year. It may not. If you stick to an associate's degree and it changes, you're stuck. On the other hand, if you focus on UL credit at SDC, you can get your UL credits done by Jan 1st. With LL credits being much easier to get, it makes sense to fill out the UL credits as soon as you can. You can always use UL credits to get an associate's degree but you can't get a bachelor's degree solely with LL credits.

I don't get it, how am I stuck if I graduate with the associate degree?

[rachel83az]

As of right now, SDC is still accepted. That may change next year. It may not. If you stick to an associate's degree and it changes, you're stuck. On the other hand, if you focus on UL credit at SDC, you can get your UL credits done by Jan 1st. With LL credits being much easier to get, it makes sense to fill out the UL credits as soon as you can. You can always use UL credits to get an associate's degree but you can't get a bachelor's degree solely with LL credits.

I don't get it, how am I stuck if I graduate with the associate degree?

SDC is the cheapest way to get alternative UL credits. If TESU drops them, it will be almost impossible to get a degree from TESU. I think you might be able to scrape together a generic BALS with UL credits from Coopersmith and Davar but it's definitely a lot easier if you use SDC.

And you can't just take your associate's to COSC or Excelsior and get a degree that way. Excelsior accepts fewer courses than TESU does and COSC has the requirement for 24 RA credits. An associate's from TESU won't matter with them if you got most of the credits through alternate sources and/or sources that they no longer approve of.