Study.com Credits at TESU expire

[manmanthegr8]

Oh dear, this is sad, how can a senior advisor make the mistake?!  Now, it's up to you my friend, to correct them... so, reply back and indicate to them, it was supposed to be Lower Level and now it's Upper Level as per the recommendations on ACE's own website.  I mentioned it in my earlier post... so they made a mistake.  If they wanted more details, indicate to them, they may have had it upper level all along but now they should still follow ACE recommendation.  See below...

Lower Level - https://i.imgur.com/Ocrt57V.jpg



Upper Level - https://i.imgur.com/WvvUIOV.jpg

Probably the same "senior advisor" who does this constantly...

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I sent a snapshot of one of the pictures provided by bjcheung77. I hope it works. I am not the best at writing and convincing anyone to do anything. I will update you after I received feedback from the TESU's registrar.

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Bad news!
StuSupport <stusupport@tesu.edu> Mon., Mar. 29 at 10:49 a.m.

Thank you for the inquiry and the research you have conducted for Study.com course PSY301 Industrial/Organizational Psychology. While the information presented with regards to the ACE and NCCRS recommendations is accurate, TESU reserves the right to make their own determination on transfer equivalencies. Any changes to transfer equivalencies from Study.com are completed in coordination with their organization, and are done so in order to allow students ample time to adapt to the change.

With that said, in September 2020, several Study.com courses were reviewed to ensure the proper equivalency was being awarded. PSY301 was included in this list, and it was determined by the Heavin School of Arts and Sciences that the transfer equivalency that TESU would award moving forward was that of PSY-163 Introduction to Industrial Psychology. This change went into effect for those Study.com courses completed on January 1, 2021 and later. Any student who completed this course before January 1, 2021 would be awarded a TESU equivalency of PSY-401 Industrial/Organizational Psychology.

For the majority of Study.com courses, TESU follows the ACE or NCCRS credit recommendation. However, it should be noted that TESU is also able to make their own equivalency determination following a course review by the Dean. While I'm sure this was not the response you were hoping for, please note that TESU representatives have done their due diligence to ensure that the proper level of equivalency is being awarded to students.

Please let me know if you have any questions. I have CC'd your Advisor in case you would like to discuss alternative ways to complete your TESU degree requirements.

Thanks,

Senior Academic Evaluator

Transfer Credit Center

Office of the Registrar

Thomas Edison State University

That is beyond misleading.  Hopefully, Study.com at least updates its website.