Easier Level Classes

[dfrecore]

Thank you very much for the response and offer!I only have till about August/September to complete the coursework so I\m not sure if that is the best move or plan of action. So I could apply as degree seeking and then take whatever classes I need but I'm not sure TESU would be willing to work with that or transfer those classes (unless you're saying that they do). I'd appreciate a list of TECEPs, that'd be great!

There is really no difference between a degree-seeking and non-degree-seeking student other than the discounts. Just because you've applied as a degree-seeking student doesn't mean you can't change your mind later or that you have to graduate. However, if you're a degree-seeking student then you can take advantage of the discounted tuition options.

I also recommend just applying as a degree-seeking student. You don't have to get permission from TESU to do this, you're just a normal student in their eyes.

Either way, any courses you take from TESU will show up on your transcript and can be used for academic purposes elsewhere.

This is a good idea. I would say that if this shows up on another transcript, then the school may not accept it. They would want me to take it under the same transcript I graduated from.

I don't know that they create an entirely new transcript when you come back as degree-seeking or not.  But you should check.  You should also check to make sure that if you enroll as a non-degree seeking student, that it's not the case either.