Best source to verify which classes transfer to TESU?

[muu9]

I remember there being some talk of TESU no longer accepting certain credits, and there being conflcting sources of information on the topic. Where should I go to see whihc sources are still valid?

[carrythenothing]

Study.com's transfer guide is still accurate.

For Sophia and others, see the wiki.

[bjcheung77]

Your best bet is to review the equivalency guides from the provider and cross reference it with the WIKI. If you've already applied to TESU and enrolled, you get unlimited evaluations, complete the courses and transfer them in to verify everything has come through properly. Another thing you can do is, email your advisor or academic advising and preplan all your courses for preapproval. There is no real reference tool or site out there...

[Blckbuster]

I remember there being some talk of TESU no longer accepting certain credits, and there being conflcting sources of information on the topic. Where should I go to see whihc sources are still valid?

I had an academic advisor from TESU tell me flat out that several of the SDC courses I was looking forward to were not going to be accepted. After reading feedback from the members of this board I took them anyway and they were all accepted.

[LevelUP]

Check out the transfer guide and Wiki Degree Plans

Course Provider Transfer Guides
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Co...ding_Tests

Wiki Degree Plans
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ca...gree_Plans

Also, I suggest emailing advising once you make a spreadsheet of the courses you plan to take. Then, they can plan those courses to your degree plan and verify they will be accepted.

If advising tells you something different than the Wiki, post it on the forums.

[dfrecore]

I recommend never asking a TESU advisor anything if you can help it. They are completely wrong more often than they're right. This has been the case for 10+ years that I've been on this forum. It hasn't gotten an iota better in all that time.