Straighterline transfers straight to TESU or have to go through ACE?

[suzycupcake]

Hi!
The last time I transferred any courses from straighter line, I believe they had to go through ACE and then to TESU. Is that still the process? Thanks in advance!

[Jonathan Whatley]

TESU now asks students to have StraighterLine (and Study.com) transcripts sent directly from the provider to TESU, not viaCredly. Source: Pop down the heading “I have credit from another source. How can I send it?” on the page Sending Transcripts and Other Documents to TESU, and scroll to the bullet point “• Per University agreement…”

[suzycupcake]

TESU now asks students to have StraighterLine (and Study.com) transcripts sent directly from the provider to TESU, not viaCredly. Source: Pop down the heading “I have credit from another source. How can I send it?” on the page Sending Transcripts and Other Documents to TESU, and scroll to the bullet point “• Per University agreement…”

Thank you, sir!

[bjcheung77]

My recommendation is to always send things from ACE to Credly for storing your credits as well, you can send StraighterLine and Study.com transcripts to TESU directly too. TESU will update anything that is newer than the previous updates they've received.

For Sophia.org, Saylor, and others that go through ACE, you'll need to send a Credly transcript. And for those that are NCCRS, it goes directly from the provider, such as Law Shelf or UPI Study. I like ACE as it has a repository to store credits, NCCRS doesn't.

[suzycupcake]

My recommendation is to always send things from ACE to Credly for storing your credits as well, you can send StraighterLine and Study.com transcripts to TESU directly too.  TESU will update anything that is newer than the previous updates they've received.  

For Sophia.org, Saylor, and others that go through ACE, you'll need to send a Credly transcript.  And for those that are NCCRS, it goes directly from the provider, such as Law Shelf or UPI Study.  I like ACE as it has a repository to store credits, NCCRS doesn't.

so if I completed a degree with TESU before back when Straighterline was Pass or Fail according to TESU, would they go back and change that to a letter grade or would you only send specific classes over that you are doing now?