TESC Is No Longer Accepting Community College Credits As Upper Level?? (Need advice)

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I think the best way to do it is to take the classes in transfer and require a set amount of upperl level credit as Excelsior does. Their organizational behavior and their operations management are 300 level classes, however they took mine from Community College and Straighterline, even if they were lower level, however they didn't satisfy my 21 minimum upper level credit.

Another interesting policy I have seen is SW college in Kansas. They take everything without a limit, even if you have 120 transferable credits from a CC they will transfer the catch is that they require 60 credits coming from a 4 year institution (which Penn Foster is) and 30 credits in residency (which is pretty standard).

I disagree with the new policy of TESC however I must say that the previous one was too good to be true