With all this spooky talk of changes, should I go ahead and get started with TESU?

[rlw74]

That is pretty ambitious with having to take the capstone too but you have nothing to lose. Just don't kill yourself. If you get too burnt out it kills the momentum.

[leland.kirk]

Do you guys know if I was supposed to transfer in the few credits I have so far before hearing anything about acceptance?
When I log in to my account it shows my entry term as 'undecided', and I haven't got an email from them or anything.
But after seeing this:
https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/Apply-Undergrad.cfm
I'm wondering if I skipped something?

[davewill]

Do you guys know if I was supposed to transfer in the few credits I have so far before hearing anything about acceptance?
When I log in to my account it shows my entry term as 'undecided', and I haven't got an email from them or anything.
But after seeing this:
https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/Apply-Undergrad.cfm
I'm wondering if I skipped something?

I'm not quite sure I know what you mean by "entry term" I don't find anything labelled that in OSS. No, you don't need to transfer anything in to be accepted. How long has it been? if more than a week, I'd definitely call and see what's wrong.

[leland.kirk]

I'm not quite sure I know what you mean by "entry term" I don't find anything labelled that in OSS. No, you don't need to transfer anything in to be accepted. How long has it been? if more than a week, I'd definitely call and see what's wrong.

'Anticipated Entry Term' was just a thing I saw in the profile they have you make, but I didn't see a way to change it from 'undecided'.
I only submitted the app last Friday morning, I guess it just felt like a little longer than that. So I'll probably wait until next Monday to contact them if I don't hear anything.

Thanks!

[Cealcrest]

Hey guys,

Super noob here. Just found the forums this morning, so I'm sorry to post here a bit randomly.

@Leland.kirk, where are you able to see what courses TESU requires and equivalent classes on Shmoop, study.com, etc?  I'd love to graduate in September with an English degree as well, and I have about 90 credits (mostly CLEP) but no idea how they match up.

Thanks in advance for your help!

[leland.kirk]

I'm not as qualified as some of the other guys here, but you can get all of your upper level lit requirements from Shmoop, and those are Modernist Lit, Women's Lit, Holocaust Lit, Shakespeare's Plays, and one other that I'm forgetting at the moment.

It may be easier to make a new post of what you have so far and we can help you as a collective!

[dfrecore]

Hey guys,

Super noob here. Just found the forums this morning, so I'm sorry to post here a bit randomly.

@Leland.kirk, where are you able to see what courses TESU requires and equivalent classes on Shmoop, study.com, etc?  I'd love to graduate in September with an English degree as well, and I have about 90 credits (mostly CLEP) but no idea how they match up.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Start a new thread, post your credits, and we can help.

[Cheeseburrito]

Specifically for the degree in English, I would take those UL (per TESU) Shmoop courses, and then enroll and transfer them in. After that, you're probably fine, as Gen Ed's and LL AOS courses won't be an issue.

Get those UL Shmoop courses on your transcript and into your degree plan ASAP!!

Which Shmoop ULs are accepted by TESU?