How has degree planning changed over the years?

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90 alternative credit is the max, it can be ACE/NCCRS, etc - You need 30 RA credits, you can take them through community colleges or using the TECEPs that TESU offers, up to 24 credits if you're paying the Edison Accelerate fee, thus 114 max transfer credit.  If you're doing the 15 RA credits using TECEPs, that leaves you with 15 credits for the flat rate term at TESU.  Thus, if you're doing 90 ACE and 15 through TECEPs, these are not real classes, they're alternative credit, it just happens to be 15 RA credits using TECEPs, your max transfer becomes 105 credits.

I always wondered if someone had tried a 105 credit transfer bachelor's through an overseas evaluator to see if they think it is equal to a degree in Hong Kong or UK say. 30 credits Ra they seem to say is but I wonder about 15 credits ra

IIRC, TESU recognizes ENEB as RA Bachelors. You could probably do it that way, but it would take some time to receive your degree from ENEB and have it evaluated at TESU to continue undergrad work. At that point, I would work towards their Masters.