TESU - Community College & RA Questions

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It costs $50 to apply, whatever it costs to send your transcripts (varies by school and is usually $5-15 per transcript), plus $52 for the Medical Terminology TECEP. You do not have to take the TECEP exam. After you do this, full enrollment will last for about 12 months. If you're not done with your degree by then, simply pay for another TECEP to renew for another year. In the long run, this will actually save you money. You'll be able to see exactly where classes go as you take them. If, for some reason, they stop accepting classes that you've already completed, they'll already be on your TESU transcript and still usable.

So since I only get 2 evaluations.  I would only submit my community college and not my study dot com classes right?  or am i able to transfer in credit whenever?  Also, what is the TECEP?  will i eventually have to take this?

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If you just have one CC transcript you want to know about, you can even put off signing up for the TECEP. That leaves you as an "applicant" instead of an enrolled student, but it still locks in your catalog for up to a year. Applicants only get two transcript evaluations, but you can always sign up for the TECEP if you need to go over that, or when you get close to one year.

So since I only get 2 evaluations.  I would only submit my community college and not my study dot com classes right?  or am i able to transfer in credit whenever?  Also, what is the TECEP?  will i eventually have to take this?