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I'm currently attending both WGU and taking the Study.com college accelerator at the same time, which is not very efficient. I still have 19 classes to go with WGU, so pausing my Study.com account won't work unless you are allowed to continually extend the pause. Once I am finished with WGU, however, I want to return to Study.com to finish off the classes I need for my BSBM at TESU. If I cancel my account, will Study.com maintain my progress for the topics that I completed, or will I be basically starting over?
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They will save the progress and you can start where you left off.
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I just renewed after 7 months or so and my progress was saved.
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TESU requires 24 new credits earned AFTER the first bachelor's degree is conferred for a second bachelor's, so waiting is a prudent idea anyway.
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(02-01-2018, 02:58 PM)davewill Wrote: TESU requires 24 new credits earned AFTER the first bachelor's degree is conferred for a second bachelor's, so waiting is a prudent idea anyway.
Wow, I was not aware of that, thanks for the info to everyone that replied.
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(02-02-2018, 06:45 AM)jamshid666 Wrote: (02-01-2018, 02:58 PM)davewill Wrote: TESU requires 24 new credits earned AFTER the first bachelor's degree is conferred for a second bachelor's, so waiting is a prudent idea anyway.
Wow, I was not aware of that, thanks for the info to everyone that replied.
Here's an article that explains the details:
https://blog.tesu.edu/the-secret-to-earn...ond-degree
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