TESU no longer accepts courses based on ACE/NCCRS recommendation alone

[dfrecore]

For TESU, the thing that doesn't make any sense is that we are 100% good for the school - we come in, take 2 courses, pay the residency waiver fee, and leave with a degree. They get money from us, and we boost their good graduation rate. Sure, we're not paying a gazillion dollars for more courses - but we also aren't dropping out! There is no downside.

And, if they try to force us to take MORE courses, making the degree more expensive, we will just switch to another school. So there is literally no way they can hold any sway over us.

I just do not get their whole model.