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TESU's course curriculum - FishNDip - 10-03-2021
Hey, so I've been studying for a BSBA in accounting under TESU's course curriculum . I've been thinking I might want to go for in person classes for a few, maybe at TESU, maybe at another college? Does anyone know of another college that has similar degree requirements of TESU?
Also....Can I buy TESU classes and not immediately attend them?
Thanks
RE: TESU's course curriculum - dfrecore - 10-03-2021
TESU does not have in-person courses; do you mean online? If so, it's quite pricy unless you do the 16cr term.
No, you cannot register for courses and then not take them for the term you register for.
RE: TESU's course curriculum - LevelUP - 10-03-2021
Classes start when the term begins.
TESU's Refund Policy
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/current/Undergraduate-Catalog/University-Policies-and-Procedures/Undergraduate-Course-Policies/Withdrawal-and-Refund-Schedule#:~:text=Withdrawal%20from%20all%20courses%20in,term%20%3D%2050%20percent%20tuition%20refund
RE: TESU's course curriculum - FishNDip - 10-03-2021
OOh, I thought they had in person classes
Thanks for answering though!Another Question...will TESU take college credit from any college?
TESU's course curriculum - jch - 10-03-2021
TESU has an in-person nursing program that was tacked on to their adult distance degree completion setup. It's their only non-online offering.
RE: TESU's course curriculum - rachel83az - 10-04-2021
(10-03-2021, 09:34 PM)FishNDip Wrote: Another Question...will TESU take college credit from any college?
Assuming that the college is RA (not NA) and that the classes you're taking will fit your degree, yes. If you don't already have 24 or more RA credits, taking a few in-person classes can be a good way to meet that requirement.