Ace Credits and Master Degrees

[Merlin]

I wonder about regular “not top tier” schools like for example
Tesu , snhu, old dominion , liberty , ect ect. Does it matter if you’ve completed your undergrad with all study.com and the likes ? Let’s say your gre scores are acceptable ( not outstanding but acceptable ) ?

As I mentioned above, less competitive schools generally aren't as strict about meeting entrance requirements. In many cases, they may only require that the incoming student have a bachelor's degree. In other cases, if your undergrad degree is in the same field as the master's program, then that is all they will require. For those schools, they may not look at the classes you took in your undergrad degree at all and may have much lower GPA expectations (if any at all).

If the university you're applying to accepts ACE credits at the undergrad level, then this is likely to be far less of a big deal. I wouldn't worry about it at all at places like TESU since they are not competitive entry and super flexible about incoming credits anyway.

My comments above are really only meant for people who are interested in applying to competitive entry graduate degree programs.