Sophia Calculus!

[rachel83az]

If you want to get it (or any other course) transcribed for employment purposes, because employers may not know what to do with a Credly or Parchment transcript, you could do something like the following:

1. Apply to TESU for a certificate program.
2. Pay for, but don't take, a TECEP. Medical Terminology is the cheapest at $50.
3. Send all your transcripts to TESU.
4. Wait for evaluation.

Be aware that most schools will want to see the original Parchment or Credly transcript. There are also a handful that only seem to accept ACE credit if it's first been "legitimized" by being transcribed by another RA school. But transcription at TESU does NOT turn the course into a TESU course, all it says is that a school (TESU) accepted the course as valid. A school that does not accept ACE at all would still reject such a transcript.

[LevelUP]

TESU Offers Individual Learning Account (ILA)

https://www.tesu.edu/about/registrar/ind...ng-account

If someone graduated from TESU Computer Science and only studied Java during the time. I would still put on the resume that they had college courses in Python, C++, R, or whatever if they took those at Study.com after they graduated, considering it fits the job they were applying for.

[rachel83az]

TESU Offers Individual Learning Account (ILA)

https://www.tesu.edu/about/registrar/ind...ng-account

If someone graduated from TESU Computer Science and only studied Java during the time. I would still put on the resume that they had college courses in Python, C++, R, or whatever if they took those at Study.com after they graduated, considering it fits the job they were applying for.

The ILA is expensive. Applying for a certificate should be cheaper, especially if you just need it transcribed for a temporary reason.

[borrs]

anyone knows if tesu accepts sophia calculus ?

[ashkir]

If you want to get it (or any other course) transcribed for employment purposes, because employers may not know what to do with a Credly or Parchment transcript, you could do something like the following:

1. Apply to TESU for a certificate program.
2. Pay for, but don't take, a TECEP. Medical Terminology is the cheapest at $50.
3. Send all your transcripts to TESU.
4. Wait for evaluation.

Be aware that most schools will want to see the original Parchment or Credly transcript. There are also a handful that only seem to accept ACE credit if it's first been "legitimized" by being transcribed by another RA school. But transcription at TESU does NOT turn the course into a TESU course, all it says is that a school (TESU) accepted the course as valid. A school that does not accept ACE at all would still reject such a transcript.

thanks! I might apply to a PA program down the line and this would come in handy just in case. lol

[rachel83az]

anyone knows if tesu accepts sophia calculus ?

They should. But nobody's reported back yet.

[DirectEpic]

Can confirm WGU accepts Calculus I transfer.

[bjcheung77]

@DirectEpic, thanks for letting us know, that's awesome. Making me think WGU CS might be a good switch for me...

[origamishuttle]

Can confirm WGU accepts Calculus I transfer.

Nice! And the transfer page is updated!

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...062&pid=86

[LevelUP]

@DirectEpic, thanks for letting us know, that's awesome.  Making me think WGU CS might be a good switch for me...

Which courses you have left if you stick with TESU?

Can confirm WGU accepts Calculus I transfer.

Nice! And the transfer page is updated!

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...062&pid=86

Sweet!