The Importance of TESC Graded Credits When Applying to Graduate School

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Maybe I had misinterpreted the idea of having the last 60 credits to mean credits from the institution awarding the degree, I think it makes more sense that all 60 credits be calculated from all transcripts and not necessarily the one from TESC. Still, some schools seem to want the last 30 to 60 credits to be from the school awarding the degree. I was checking the admission requirements for one of the AACSB schools (I can't remember which now) and they seem to state that one should have a certain GPA which will be calculated from ONLY the core prerequisites (Marketing, Finance, Accounting etc) which must come from a regionally accredited institution. Another school seems to want the last 60 credits from the graduating institution. Eastern Mexico had written to me to send my Penn Foster, Straighterline, Nigerian B&M, and TESC transcripts. They seem to be okay with calculating my GPA from all these sources. Fingers crossed.