How come Straighterline, Davar, and Saylor don't have partnerships with TESU?

[sanantone]

Hopefully, either TESU or one of these companies sees this thread. TESU has corporate partnerships with Study.com and Sophia, but they don't have partnerships with Straighterline, Davar, or Saylor. Straighterline seems like the most obvious one since they already have a partnership with COSC, Excelsior, and many other schools. TESU has had a close relationship with Saylor for a few years. It's unfortunate that TESU only has alternative credit partnerships with companies that have my least favorite course formats.

[bjcheung77]

That's a very good question, I'm not sure about the answer either, some of the upper "echelons" at TESU may have decided otherwise.
Anyways, Davar transfer to all of the Big 3 and more, but their website only specifically shows TESU transfer info...
Saylor already has an Open Source ASBA specifically geared for TESU, and a page showing the equivalency credit.
Straighterline already has an articulation agreement with TESU for transferring credits, I think they have a partnership already.

[sanantone]

I'm talking about the corporate partnership that qualifies students for tuition and fee discounts.

[davewill]

The answer to why questions like these are usually "money." My guess is that study.com paid for the privilege.