CLEP/DSST transfer equivalence to Excelsior Bachelor requirements?

[rachel83az]

If you are (probably) going with TESU, it would be a good idea to apply within the next month to lock in the current academic calendar. Changes might happen on January 1st. (TESU publishes changes on Jan. 1st and June 1st.)

This locks you into the current catalog for 1 year. If you take longer than 1 year, you can spend $50 on the 1 credit Medical Terminology TECEP (you don't have to actually take this exam) to extend your enrollment for another year.

With TESU, it's a good idea to be fully enrolled from the beginning, however, so that you can send in your transfer credits periodically. This will allow you to see where you are and how much further you have to go. Without being fully enrolled, you're limited to only 2 academic evaluations. If TESU decides to stop accepting a certain class but it is already on your transcript, you're still good to go. If TESU decides to stop accepting a certain class but you haven't already sent in your transcript then you're out of luck.