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02-13-2017, 08:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-13-2017, 08:24 PM by frostedfire.)
A bit of a silly question, but I'm wondering since I'm already enrolled in this course. Does this mean I have 3 months to complete the course, and I can begin and finish it anytime with those 3 months?
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Mamasaphire Wrote:You have to be an actively enrolled student for them to waive it. So yes, apply, using the study.com affiliate, then enroll in a TECEP.
Ok. So are there any easy TECEP's? haha
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frostedfire Wrote:A bit of a silly question, but I'm wondering since I'm already enrolled in this course. Does this mean I have 3 months to complete the course, and I can begin and finish it anytime with those 3 months?
No reason to put it off , I heard it can be completed rather quickly within a couple hours. I wouldn't risk forgetting about it.
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icampy Wrote:Ok. So are there any easy TECEP's? haha
There have been several past threads about typically easier TECEPs, here is one, but if you do a bit of a search you'll find others
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...start.html
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hmmm... Is it possible to be enrolled at TESU after taking TES-100 cornerstone class? without taking any TECEP?
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Yes, but TECEPs are cheaper
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Oh~ yes, TECEP is a lot cheaper~ but if cornerstone can be completed rather quickly within a couple hours, not a bad option.
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I'd rather save the money and get it waived
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jsd Wrote:I'd rather save the money and get it waived
I guess it depends on if whether an individual prefers testing out or busy work. In general I'd probably prefer the TECEP too, but when I think of how many hours/days I study for my CBEs, I think if I had the money, I'd go with the couple hour class option
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mickey20 Wrote:hmmm... Is it possible to be enrolled at TESU after taking TES-100 cornerstone class? without taking any TECEP?
yes ndelcollo enrolled this way I believe, I was planning on doing the same but decided to try and save the 300$. If my stats course doesn't come in at 4 credits I may still end up needing it though.
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