Have you had problems with the class approval, appeal and grievance process at TESU?

[dfrecore]

I'm certainly not a university troll. I've had my issues with TESU, and have stated so on this very site. Many, many times. Go back and check.

But, I think that your course is not-for-credit, but if you say it is, you should post it on here and prove it. If you can prove to us that it's worth credit, then you should easily be able to use the same proof for TESU. So it's actually in your best interest to do so.

If you can't prove it, then it just proves that you're nuts.

[zzzz24]

One of their advisors made me take a duplicate course after not reviewing my email properly for a previous course I had taken.

But I don't think scouring the internet looking for a bunch of people to "build a case" against tesu makes any sense.

[MNomadic]

Just to clarify, I don't think anyone was trying to bury your post with positive reviews. Some people shared their experiences and some questioned the validity of your line of thinking. If anything, spamming the thread with 6 copy/pasted posts, is more indicative of trolling.

[davewill]

...I am not interested in University trolls burying my posting with positive reviews, I am only interested in those who have similar stories contacting me, that is the purpose of this thread, so please do so and refrain from other use of this thread. Thank you.
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And I am not interested in people who join a forum just to promote an agenda, then try to dictate to long time members (and calling them names!). We'll post whenever we darned well please. If you don't like it, you can take your TinkerToys and go home.

[jsd]

a 400-level Biochemistry Course at the University of California San Diego Extension.

I'm curious, was it: BIOL-40145?

That's the only Biochem course I could find at UCSD extension. It wasn't in the college credit section of the site. Also, despite it's course number starting with a "4" it is not "400-level." It is an intro to biochemistry course.

https://extension.ucsd.edu/courses-and-p...ochemistry

I think you nailed the issue. As I think dfrecore has pointed this out many times before, the UC/Cal-State systems don't use standard 100-400 level course numbering systems, they're all over the map. I'd love to see the accreditor's response to a complaint about TESU not taking an intro class at the upper level.