TESU no longer accepts courses based on ACE/NCCRS recommendation alone

[jamshid666]

I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but could the business relationship with SDC be the reason that TESU is denying credit from other ACE-approved sources?

It is in TESU's financial interest to deny all ACE credit.

Makes me wonder, what's the profit per semester hour that a school earns once you deduct all applicable expenses (instructor salary, electricity, administrative overhead, etc.) and how does closely does that profit value match up with the value of the residency waiver fee.