TESU launching MyProgress to replace Academic Evaluations

[bjcheung77]

Cool reminder, I forgot all about this, going to get screenshots of my certs and all...

[Avidreader]

I just logged into my account and while the text looks a bit different, the evaluation page pretty much remains the same. Don't know if the page will remain pretty similar from before the switch or it will look very different tomorrow morning.

[jch]

MyProgress is now live in student self-service. Unfortunately, it always gives me an error when I try to load the page. If it works for anyone, please report back with screenshots and details.
TESU hasn't pulled the plug on OSS and the old academic evaluation system as of now.

[Avidreader]

There is a button that takes you direct to OSS instead of the hassle of the regular account. If you click, it takes you direct to OSS and everything works for me. I don't know if it is worth sharing a snapshot if my transcript has not been evaluated yet. Seems to be taking forever. The only thing that appears in progress for me are the tecep exams I signed up for and am studying

[bjcheung77]

Nothing has changed for OSS, the only change was in MyEdison and the MyProgress area, it's still giving errors for me... You can see all your transferred credit, just the degree planning area doesn't show up yet for some reason. Just to be safe, I checked my financials and there are no fees...

[jch]

MyProgress is now working at https://selfservice.tesu.edu/Student/Pla...MyProgress 
While it may be related to my long programs list, the tool takes several minutes to load for me. I thought the old system was bad but this is much worse. 
MyProgress has just about all of the information from the old Academic Evaluations tool, in addition to a few new bits. It's wrapped in a "modern" layout that's fresh but somewhat infuriating to work with. You can click the print icon to get something vaguely replacing the old eval page for unofficial transcript purposes. 
The GPA and hours info on top isn't showing up for me yet. There are some lingering formatting issues and stale text still needing clean-ups. 
Thankfully, the "what if" tool has survived! It's now accessed by clicking the "View a New Program" button. 
There is also a sample course plan functionality that I don't understand and only gives me errors when I try to use.

[AllThose299s]

As of right now it's not as bad as I thought it would be. Previously they made it seem that we would only see TESU courses in MyProgress. Currently I can still see the courses I've transferred in via traditional methods listed as the "Transfer Equivalency" with courses that TESU offers appear to be shown with a link & with ACE credits listed as the Noncourse Equivalency.

While it doesn't offer the complete break down of which institutions/organizations the credits are from like the old Academic Evaluations tool, I would be okay if it remained how they have it right now. Plus as you've pointed out, the "what if" tool surviving as the "View a New Program" so that's a win.

While playing with the "View a New Program" I also found it interesting that by waiting long enough for the "Loading related programs..." to load, that I can pull up my previous active programs which were removed from the old Academic Evaluations.

[bjcheung77]

OK, Cool, let me test that new portal out and see what's new... I was getting errors logging into it on launch day, I knew issue would occur and had to wait until they get it all online and fixed... Going to see if there are similar "what if" options available for certs as I added certs to my plans...

[MrPanda]

It´s funny how they combine the old and the new course numbering:

[jg_nuy]

It´s funny how they combine the old and the new course numbering:

Interesting- my son can only see the TECEPs he signed up for on the unofficial transcript but all of his transfer credits appear on the evaluation so far.