The Importance of TESC Graded Credits When Applying to Graduate School

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Congratulations!

I think the keyword is competitive program. I don't know that for-profit schools or schools like WGU, have any such requirements. But, almost all of the graduate colleges (that say their admission is competitive) I have looked at require 60. I happen to have EXACTLY 60 graded credits on my COSC transcript and that was by design. Ordinarily Missouri State Univ for example only requests the transcript that contains your Bachelor's degree but because I had so much transfer credit, a credential assessment, and a lot of DSST/CLEP on that transcript, they have now asked for ALL of my transcripts.

I have 26 graded credits from one college, 45 from another college, 9 from another college, and 12 from COSC. The rest are test-outs and credential assessments. I'm hoping that will be enough to pass their 60 credit litmus test because that's 92 but i don't know if they require that a certain amount be at a certain level so I'll let you know when I find out.