BA in English TESU Credit by Exam Process

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So I've just been accepted at TESU for BA in English and I'm trying to figure out exactly what the process is to start earning credits by examination. I've gotten about as much info from the school as I think I'm likely to get without actually enrolling(which for obvious reasons I don't want to do until absolutely necessary), which basically means they've told me that all but the Capstone and Cornerstone credits can be tested out of.  So I'm really hoping someone here can tell me exactly which exams from which providers are going to satisfy which credits. I know that's some really specific info I'm requesting but I'm hoping someone here has earned this degree via a similar process from TESU and thus is familiar with the process. I know that this information is probably provided somewhere on this forum but I haven't been able to find it (many of the most promising links don't work for some reason). I'm just really worried that the exams I take aren't going to count towards the degree and end up being a waste of time/money. There seems to be a lot of general info about these exams but nothing specific as to which exams will satisfy which credits. It's all rather confusing. Any help would be much appreciated. thanks

Well I can tell you this. To answer your question you're going to have to answer afew questions. Do you have any credits at all if you do post the class name, your grade, and if it was a RA community college or something else?  Did you already read the free credits post? If you haven't you really should. After you do all that other ppl on this forum maybe able to help you more.

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https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fr..._of_Credit

Here's the free credit wiki.
Right now all of Sophia courses are free  hop on those soon if you haven't already gotten to it.

 I don't have any credits. I have read some of the free credit posts but they don't seem to say specifically which tests satisfy which credits and many of the links don't work. I honestly don't understand why it isn't set out in a simple straightforward manner, there seems to be a plethora of tests, providers, etc. but what credit they satisfy exactly is somehow not clear (unless I'm missing something, which I may well be). It just seems like people who have completed the degrees would be able to set out precisely what steps they took in order to do it but I can't seem to find that info.  As I said, many of the links don't work so maybe all this info is on the forum and I just can't access it.

So first, try to remember that this board is run by volunteers - no one is getting paid for this.

Second, it's organic, and evolves over time.

Third, things change, a lot, over time.  So what worked for someone 6 months ago or 3 years ago, may not work now (or there may be more options).

Fourth, everyone is different.  I can post what I did to get my degree (a BSBA in HR from TESU), but it won't apply to most people unless they want to do exactly what I did BEFORE I started this process (73cr or some came from CC's and 4yr colleges).  You can't just copy someone else's degree unless you are getting the exact same degree, and have the exact same options, and come in with the exact same credits (many people already have college credit when they do this).