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TESU enrollment expiration date? - ELSADDIQ - 06-25-2017
Where can one find the exact expiration date for current enrollment? And, does taking a TECEP extend the enrollment? Also, are Saylor Corporate Choice Enrollment members under a different set of rules regarding enrollment terms? Thanks.
TESU enrollment expiration date? - bjcheung77 - 06-25-2017
ELSADDIQ Wrote:Where can one find the exact expiration date for current enrollment? And, does taking a TECEP extend the enrollment? Also, are Saylor Corporate Choice Enrollment members under a different set of rules regarding enrollment terms? Thanks.
1) In your Myedison or OSS, Under Academic Profile, My Profile/MyStudent ID - Student Status/Start Date or Valid Date
2) Taking a TECEP is the cheapest way to get the enrollment extended (you need a TECEP worth 3 credits)
3) Saylor courses don't have any rules, they either are ACE/NCCRS recommended for credit and transfer - OR they don't.
TESU enrollment expiration date? - ELSADDIQ - 06-26-2017
bjcheung77 Wrote:1) In your Myedison or OSS, Under Academic Profile, My Profile/MyStudent ID - Student Status/Start Date or Valid Date
2) Taking a TECEP is the cheapest way to get the enrollment extended (you need a TECEP worth 3 credits)
3) Saylor courses don't have any rules, they either are ACE/NCCRS recommended for credit and transfer - OR they don't.
I see the start date there but not the ending date. Also, I meant the Study.com Corporate Partner/ Member enrollment options, not Saylor. Sorry for the error. Someone posted previously that the affiliate membership would extend enrollment if you added a certain number of credits through Study.com annually, however, I've not seen that verified anywhere.