Call your old colleges if you hacent!

[originalamyj]

Thank you, I believe I have plenty of good grades by the time I got my act together to offset the Ds. I've never heard of this before - requiring one B or better for every D accepted.

And I stumbled around searching and found that no Ds will work in my AOS or English comp classes. But I still think I'm ok.

I should do this! Now my biggest hurdle will be affording the residency and capstone requirements.

[dfrecore]

Thank you, I believe I have plenty of good grades by the time I got my act together to offset the Ds. I've never heard of this before - requiring one B or better for every D accepted.

That's not quite true - I guess 1 B for every D is another way to say it, but not how most people say "2.0."

[dfrecore]

And I stumbled around searching and found that no Ds will work in my AOS or English comp classes. But I still think I'm ok.

That's correct - at TESU, the will accept D's in the Gen Ed areas except English Comp I & II, and in the Free Electives. But you can't use them in the Major/Core/AOS.

[miah]

Thank you, I believe I have plenty of good grades by the time I got my act together to offset the Ds. I've never heard of this before - requiring one B or better for every D accepted.

And I stumbled around searching and found that no Ds will work in my AOS or English comp classes. But I still think I'm ok.

I should do this! Now my biggest hurdle will be affording the residency and capstone requirements.

Excelsior won't take in D's and that is one more negative for them at this point in my kids search for choosing where to complete a STEM Bachelor degree quickest plus affordably. I wish that EC accepted D's for electives as there are definitely enough A's & B's to average out 2 STEM D's (Micro & OrgChem1)- I agree with not allowing them in to fulfill major courses, but they should be allowed in for electives if the overall GPA is above 2.0.