Looking into language teaching related degrees

[davewill]

I would suggest using SpanTran as the most obvious source of a hopefully-favorable evaluation. But there is a list of evaluators that TESU accepts here: https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/apply-in...al-student

Thanks for the suggestion. I checked out the options there. I've also been looking at all the top results on google for conversion-to-GPA (by country) to get a feel for how this could go. 

Assuming I have grades that fall between C and A in five or six classes (eligible grades for transfer),  can I expect most of those to be applicable to my degree in some way shape, or form? Or would a pass in, say, Physics 1 be virtually useless in terms of netting RA for an English degree? 

That is to say, is the credit valid regardless of the subject? Either way, it would be reasonable to assume that at least two or three of the subjects are likely to be equivalencies (the ones with good grades, as luck would have it).

Yes, in general it is all useful. Every degree needs general education credits, and has room for free electives. That Physics course can fulfill a science GenEd or at least an elective slot. If you had a ton of credit, then some of it might not fit, but with only 5 or 6 classes, I'm confident it would all find a home somewhere in your degree.