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[MooSaysCow]

• I've moved the COM-300 Business Communication to LL since I read a thread in which someone stated that it got downgraded to COM-200.
  
• EDU-299 Special Topics in Education isn't in the ACE course registry, but it's in my Free Electives so I can easily fill it with something else.
  
• Based on the responses to my questions, I'll need to apply before I get some actual answers.
  

Question #1 to TESU (directed to academicadvising@tesu.edu)
Would credits from these sources be accepted by Thomas Edison State University, and what would they come in as?

ACTFL

• OPI Dutch
  
• WPT Dutch
  
• Would the LL credits come in as 100 or 200 level credits?
  (I know that dfrecore believes that the LL credits come in as 200 ones.)
  

CSU-Global

• COM315EX Intercultural Communication
  
• SOC310EX Race, Gender, and Ethnic Relations in the U.S.
  

Response
Let me save you some time by saying that I didn't get an answer and got a standard response instead.
Thank you for the email. Are you an admitted student at TESU? I cannot find you in our system--if you are a student please reply to this email with your TESU ID#. If you are not (yet) a student at TESU then you would want to direct these questions about transfer courses to the Admissions office - 609-777-5680 or admissions@tesu.edu. Thank you.

As a member of the Office of Academic Advising, I look forward to working closely with you in order to ensure your continued success. Should you need additional support, inquiries may be sent via email to academicadvising@tesu.edu (please note your degree program in the subject line). In addition to this service, I encourage you to schedule an advising appointment. During these personalized meetings, you will receive comprehensive counseling which will enrich your academic experience.

Question #2 to TESU (directed to admissions@tesu.edu)
What would the following credits come in as?
COM-101 Introduction to Communication (StraighterLine)
COM-130 Principles of Human Communication (Saylor)
Response
Have you submitted an application to TESU?

[davewill]

Yep, you have to be an applicant to access advising.