08-12-2020, 12:10 PM
Ah, it's not on https://www.tesu.edu/academics/online-degrees so international business probably cannot be tested out of. The online ones usually can be tested out of (at least mostly). The ones that are not listed as online degrees require classes that generally must be taken in-person and cannot be tested out of.
Sophia/Study.com/StraighterLine/etc. are what's called ACE credit providers. You take a test through them then register with ACE that you have taken the test. The basics are found here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Am..._Education You do not need to take another test with TESU once you have taken the ACE credit test in question.
Once you have a few classes on your ACE transcript, you can send that to TESU to be evaluated. They will not accept all ACE credits as being equivalent to TESU courses but they will accept a lot of them. You can bring in a maximum of 90 credits from any one source, a maximum of 114 credits all together.
If you wanted credit on Study.com for learning Python, you would have to sign up for the $200/mo. level ( https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Study.com ) to be eligible to take exams for credit. You would go through the Study.com Python course (which I believe has a couple of small assignments as well). Once you had finished with that and scored well on the quizzes, you can take the exam.
Sophia/Study.com/StraighterLine/etc. are what's called ACE credit providers. You take a test through them then register with ACE that you have taken the test. The basics are found here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Am..._Education You do not need to take another test with TESU once you have taken the ACE credit test in question.
Once you have a few classes on your ACE transcript, you can send that to TESU to be evaluated. They will not accept all ACE credits as being equivalent to TESU courses but they will accept a lot of them. You can bring in a maximum of 90 credits from any one source, a maximum of 114 credits all together.
If you wanted credit on Study.com for learning Python, you would have to sign up for the $200/mo. level ( https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Study.com ) to be eligible to take exams for credit. You would go through the Study.com Python course (which I believe has a couple of small assignments as well). Once you had finished with that and scored well on the quizzes, you can take the exam.


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