TESU SOS-110 Policy Spelled Out

[natshar]

Here is official SOS-110 policy and rules spelled out for anyone who needs them. I saw quite a few posts asking the same questions and thought I would post them here. Information comes from the TESU website and e-mailing TESU.

The only students who can take TES-100 and not SOS-110 are students who have been admitted prior to January 1, 2019. Also, those students with the TES-100 requirement need to complete it by July 1, 2019 or else they will have to complete SOS-110. Any student admitted after January 1, 2019 must take SOS-110 no exceptions. It is a requirement for all degrees, bachelors, and associates.

Also as of April 2019, any student who changes their major to or adds a degree that is in a different school (business, liberal arts, etc.) will require SOS-110 for the second/new degree. This applies to associates and bachelors degrees as well. So adding associates to bachelors or vice versa will require SOS-110 if the two degrees are in different schools. There is no way around this.

SOS-110 is a 3 credit 12-week-long online graded course no prerequisites are required. Cost is $1497 out of state without any discounts. There are no TECEP's for it. You can't get it through any other means besides TESU. Also, this has replaced the information literacy requirement for all degrees, you no longer need to take anything else for information literacy.

Now the minimum price of a TESU degree (out of state) will be about $6k and that is just for the two courses and fees and with no other credits earned.

Hope this clears everything up and answers all questions for anyone on this forum, especially newbies.