History/English Degree Help

[rachel83az]

The advisors absolutely want you to take as much as possible from TESU itself, so they're going to tell you that you NEED to take a certain TESU class even when it's not actually true. Try to avoid talking to your advisor as much as possible. They are often mistaken or don't quite tell the truth. It's sometimes not possible to avoid all contact with them, but you don't need to talk to them about EVERY transfer you're thinking about. They're just... not going to be super helpful.

RE: DSST - OSU is closed until at least Jan. 4th. https://registrar.osu.edu/testing/index.asp The banner at the top makes it look like it's likely that most testing centers are probably in similar situations. It's possible you might be able to get a test in the spring but who knows. You might want to save that one until later and make plans to just go with a BYU course, just in case. If you're not near OSU, you could Google "DSST testing center <city/county>" and check their websites; but they're probably closed for the time being.

CLEP American Literature is 6 credits: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/c...am-program But they may use the same testing centers and you might not be able to take the CLEP exam for some time.

You are going to want to keep your enrollment going. Register for and pay for the $50 Medical Terminology TECEP ASAP. If you don't, you're going to lose the ability to continue to transfer in classes and to get evaluations completed. You don't have to take the TECEP. Just pay for it.