Hello!Starting at ZERO credits and beginning my journey to a TESU Bachelors Degree.

[Primus]

I have one more question. Do I have to open an account to ACE? Is that how I will need to eventually transfer my credits to Thomas Edison? May be a stupid question but I'm learning...haha

[Notgodot]

Yep, you do. It's free to set up. Just go here:

https://www2.acenet.edu/credit/?fuseacti...ATION.main

[Primus]

Thanks Notgodot. I just finished that and added my classes. They are now pending and under review. Could you tell me where Personal Finance would be listed in the credit requirements. I don't know where that would go

[davewill]

Thanks Notgodot. I just finished that and added my classes. They are now pending and under review. Could you tell me where Personal Finance would be listed in the credit requirements. I don't know where that would go

It's only useful as a free elective. Most of the BAs have 27 credits of free electives, but the BSBA only has a few.

[dfrecore]

Hello everyone! Well I have been moving along with my credits and I have now completed 3 classes. I had to take a 2-3 break after finishing History of The Vietnam War. Work and life became a bit more hectic. I just started Intro To World Religions today and I'm enjoying the class. I have a question. Where does my Personal Finance class fall under in the credit requirements? What section would that be in when transferring my credits to Thomas Edison? I was figuring out my game plan today and I need to know where this class would be placed, since I don't want to take a class in that section when I didn't have too. Thanks! Hope you are all well.

If you enjoyed the Vietnam War course, you might want to try the HIS 308: Causes and Effects of the Vietnam War as well. At the very least, log in and see what it says about it - you may be very far into the course just from the first course you took. Recently, TESU changed the course equivalencies for the first course, and now it no longer duplicates the second course. So it may be a fairly easy, short, UL course for you to complete.

[Silly_Me]

First, apply for the study.com scholarship. That will give you six free classes. While you are waiting to get approved, take the free classes. You really can knock those out in a few days to a week. They will fill your free elective areas which you'll need regardless of degree.
I found too that just getting a few credits under my belt so quickly really provided motivation.

Is there a "secret" to getting that study.com scholarship? It sounds like a great deal!


By the way, OP, I'm just starting out, too. So, welcome to the game! We'll get there one small step at a time.

[bjcheung77]

Is there a "secret" to getting that study.com scholarship? It sounds like a great deal!


By the way, OP, I'm just starting out, too. So, welcome to the game! We'll get there one small step at a time.

Did you apply? If not, just do it, enter in a lengthy few paragraphs into the application and cross your fingers!
Email them in about 3 weeks if you haven't heard anything, sometimes their system can't get to your email.