How many Study.com courses do I have to take to get the TES-100 waived?

[dfrecore]

Hmm I wonder why they are changing so many policies?

TESU changes their policies fairly frequently, for the last 5 or so years I've been on the forum.  They used to take TECEP's for residency, that stopped at some point (they took it for my 2014/15 catalog).  They used to let you transfer in the Strategic Management capstone (like from PF), that stopped at some point, and then all degrees needed the capstone taken in-house.  They didn't used to have a residency waiver, they instituted it.  They used to have an enrollment fee, that went away.  They used to take Shmoop, that stopped.  They used to take FEMA, that stopped.

Constant changes, although maybe only 1 thing a year or so, but it maybe feels like it's more than it is?  But there is nothing wrong with making changes, schools do it all the time.