I've never seen or heard of TESU cancelling a course for low enrollment. Over the years, I've been in several courses that had just a handful of participants. In the past, people have even posted on here that they were the only student in a course. Discussions can get weird with limited students; hopefully the mentor will jump in to help out.
TESU seems to have a lot of students register quite late, even paying the extra late registration fee to get into a course. Courses do get full closer to the deadline.
For TECEPs and e-packs, as BJ mentioned, they will never get cancelled because they're not regular courses. TESU just needs to find someone to grade some exams, whether there's 1 or 100.
TESU has a fairly unique staffing and compensation structure; they don't use "professors" the same way that normal universities do. Course mentors (instructors) are contractors that use university-developed curriculum; they're not salaried lecturers with their own material like you'd find elsewhere. Only university admin and office staff are salaried.
TESU seems to have a lot of students register quite late, even paying the extra late registration fee to get into a course. Courses do get full closer to the deadline.
For TECEPs and e-packs, as BJ mentioned, they will never get cancelled because they're not regular courses. TESU just needs to find someone to grade some exams, whether there's 1 or 100.
TESU has a fairly unique staffing and compensation structure; they don't use "professors" the same way that normal universities do. Course mentors (instructors) are contractors that use university-developed curriculum; they're not salaried lecturers with their own material like you'd find elsewhere. Only university admin and office staff are salaried.
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Earned credits from Sophia, SDC, ASU ULC, TEEX, Microsoft, Strayer, TESU, Saylor, DSST, CLEP, CompTIA, StraighterLine, and others since starting in April 2020
Earned credits from Sophia, SDC, ASU ULC, TEEX, Microsoft, Strayer, TESU, Saylor, DSST, CLEP, CompTIA, StraighterLine, and others since starting in April 2020
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