HEADS UP! Transfer Credit Policy Change

[P226mem]

I wonder if independent study courses through asu Earned admission  , LSU, North Dakota state , ect would fall into this or are these still considered ra ?

They are RA courses.

from the policy FAQ under the question "why did tesu clarify the policy.....ace/nccrs" with bold emphasis mine:

 "We believe that baccalaureate graduates of an accredited academic institution should have at least 30 credits and associate graduates should have at least 15 credits from an accredited academic institution. TESU requires that students take Critical Information Literacy (SOS-110) and their Capstone course from TESU. We encourage students to take more courses at TESU and to meet our institutional 16 credit residency (12 credits for an associate degree and 24 credits for a bachelor’s degree for military students). As an alternative, students may take courses from other accredited higher education institutions."

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Oof ;( Will they still evaluate ACE/NCCRS credits beyond 90 as long as 90 is all that's used to meet degree requirements? Are they going to wipe previously granted assessment credit from their transcript?

from the FAQ https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/faqs-transfer-credit

"If your record already has more than 45/90 credits from any single source, we will allow that to remain on your record as long as you maintain enrollment."

There is more in that section of the FAQ. I encourage to read the whole part for more info.