sarahmac
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When did you ask? And you have one TESU degree, one not TESU degree, and inquired about a second TESU degree (3rd overall)?
If this is the case I guess this is important. It is not only Jsd, I think quite a few people who already had one TESU degree are doing this right now.
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About 2 weeks ago. And yes, one TESU and one non-TESU
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(09-08-2022, 01:03 AM)fmsoa Wrote:(08-14-2022, 10:53 PM)jsd Wrote: I asked them before I started my third bachelors (second to be awarded by TESU), and they gave me the okay saying they won't award more than two TESU bachelors, but my existing second Bachelors from WGU wouldn't be an issue.
So far so good, no advisors have said anything about it. But given the miscommunication and sometimes outright false information given out by TESU personel in the past, I won't be 100% sure I'm not wasting my time and money on this until they actually audit and award me the degree.
Well actually, I'm sure that i actually am wasting my time and money on this because I absolutely don't need it, even if they end up awarding it to me and everything works out ok.![]()
Thankfully, almost all of it is my employer's money via tuition reimbursement, so I guess the financial loss is minimal and it's just my time. At least I'm learning a few new things, I guess.
I asked an adviser and his response is no 3rd bachelor's degree would be awarded. I am on the same boat and try to find ways to spend the reimbursement dollars. Might have to look elsewhere
When did you ask? And you have one TESU degree, one not TESU degree, and inquired about a second TESU degree (3rd overall)?
If this is the case I guess this is important. It is not only Jsd, I think quite a few people who already had one TESU degree are doing this right now.
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About 2 weeks ago. And yes, one TESU and one non-TESU