TESU started my evaluation

[jamshid666]

Didn't you have to complete Comp I & II through WGU?

WGU accepted the English Composition CLEP that I took in 1992.  TESU doesn't accept it.  Apparently that CLEP got retired and was renamed to College Composition (with Essay) or College Composition Modular, depending on which version you take.  I'll go ahead and request a voucher from Modern States and schedule the essay version of it at the local testing center.  Not a big deal, it's an easy exam and only takes a couple hours.

[allvia]

Didn't you have to complete Comp I & II through WGU?

WGU accepted the English Composition CLEP that I took in 1992.  TESU doesn't accept it.  Apparently that CLEP got retired and was renamed to College Composition (with Essay) or College Composition Modular, depending on which version you take.  I'll go ahead and request a voucher from Modern States and schedule the essay version of it at the local testing center.  Not a big deal, it's an easy exam and only takes a couple hours.

What about the WGU "American Politics and the US Constitution" (Civic Engagement), "Ethics in Technology" (Ethical Leadership)??

Also a few of your courses from WGU may fall into the AOS for the BSBA (maybe even as UL); "Organizational Behavior & Leadership" and "Data Management"

[jamshid666]

Didn't you have to complete Comp I & II through WGU?

WGU accepted the English Composition CLEP that I took in 1992.  TESU doesn't accept it.  Apparently that CLEP got retired and was renamed to College Composition (with Essay) or College Composition Modular, depending on which version you take.  I'll go ahead and request a voucher from Modern States and schedule the essay version of it at the local testing center.  Not a big deal, it's an easy exam and only takes a couple hours.

What about the WGU "American Politics and the US Constitution" (Civic Engagement), "Ethics in Technology" (Ethical Leadership)??

Also a few of your courses from WGU may fall into the AOS for the BSBA (maybe even as UL); "Organizational Behavior & Leadership" and "Data Management"

I didn't have to take any general education classes at WGU, they gave me credit for all of those in one form or another.  Unfortunately, how WGU lines things up doesn't mesh with how TESU handles it.  The only class at WGU that might have an impact on TESU would be the project management course, but that's not a guarantee.  TESU evaluated my CompTIA transcripts and gave me credit for Network+ and Security+, but they did not give me credit for Project+ which is what WGU's project management class is designed for.  Also, I'm taking the BS in Network Operations and Security, "American Politics and the US Constitution" and "Ethics in Technology" were not listed in the program, at least not when I started it.

[BrighterFuture88]

Nevermind. I totally found out where they update it.

[allvia]

Didn't you have to complete Comp I & II through WGU?

WGU accepted the English Composition CLEP that I took in 1992.  TESU doesn't accept it.  Apparently that CLEP got retired and was renamed to College Composition (with Essay) or College Composition Modular, depending on which version you take.  I'll go ahead and request a voucher from Modern States and schedule the essay version of it at the local testing center.  Not a big deal, it's an easy exam and only takes a couple hours.

What about the WGU "American Politics and the US Constitution" (Civic Engagement), "Ethics in Technology" (Ethical Leadership)??

Also a few of your courses from WGU may fall into the AOS for the BSBA (maybe even as UL); "Organizational Behavior & Leadership" and "Data Management"

I didn't have to take any general education classes at WGU, they gave me credit for all of those in one form or another.  Unfortunately, how WGU lines things up doesn't mesh with how TESU handles it.  The only class at WGU that might have an impact on TESU would be the project management course, but that's not a guarantee.  TESU evaluated my CompTIA transcripts and gave me credit for Network+ and Security+, but they did not give me credit for Project+ which is what WGU's project management class is designed for.  Also, I'm taking the BS in Network Operations and Security, "American Politics and the US Constitution" and "Ethics in Technology" were not listed in the program, at least not when I started it.

Ah, you must have started before the many program changes within the last year.  I'd say there is a good change they'll give you a management credit (3) for Project Management (fingers crossed they give you UL)

[jamshid666]

Didn't you have to complete Comp I & II through WGU?

WGU accepted the English Composition CLEP that I took in 1992.  TESU doesn't accept it.  Apparently that CLEP got retired and was renamed to College Composition (with Essay) or College Composition Modular, depending on which version you take.  I'll go ahead and request a voucher from Modern States and schedule the essay version of it at the local testing center.  Not a big deal, it's an easy exam and only takes a couple hours.

What about the WGU "American Politics and the US Constitution" (Civic Engagement), "Ethics in Technology" (Ethical Leadership)??

Also a few of your courses from WGU may fall into the AOS for the BSBA (maybe even as UL); "Organizational Behavior & Leadership" and "Data Management"

I didn't have to take any general education classes at WGU, they gave me credit for all of those in one form or another.  Unfortunately, how WGU lines things up doesn't mesh with how TESU handles it.  The only class at WGU that might have an impact on TESU would be the project management course, but that's not a guarantee.  TESU evaluated my CompTIA transcripts and gave me credit for Network+ and Security+, but they did not give me credit for Project+ which is what WGU's project management class is designed for.  Also, I'm taking the BS in Network Operations and Security, "American Politics and the US Constitution" and "Ethics in Technology" were not listed in the program, at least not when I started it.

Ah, you must have started before the many program changes within the last year.  I'd say there is a good change they'll give you a management credit (3) for Project Management (fingers crossed they give you UL)

Yeah, that program is really going to change in the upcoming year due to Cisco totally revamping their certification program.

[natshar]

I was told that for a second degree they waive all gen Ed's and also that all 24 of those new credits must be in the aos. You might not have to waste your time with English comp and other eds especially if they dotn count toward the 24 credits. Like I said I was told all 24 credits have to be in the aos or core.

[jamshid666]

I was told that for a second degree they waive all gen Ed's and also that all 24 of those new credits must be in the aos. You might not have to waste your time with English comp and other eds especially if they dotn count toward the 24 credits. Like I said I was told all 24 credits have to be in the aos or core.

True, but thanks to Modern States, the English ones are free.  For the remaining ones, even if they aren't required, it's always fun to learn new things.

[jamshid666]

LOL, yesterday this note was in the academic evaluation:
"10/09/19

Credit could not be awarded for your Persian-Farci Course listed on a Defense Language Institute transcript. According to your Military JST, the course was not evaluated by ACE at the location where you received credit.

=================================================================="

Today, the 22 SH worth of Persian Farsi courses showed up on the transcript:
6 PER-102 Beginning Persian (Farsi) II 09/28/89 CR 3.00 PER-102 *NE
6 PER-101 Beginning Persian (Farsi) I 09/28/89 CR 3.00 PER-101 *NE
6 PER-201 Intermed (Persian) Farsi I 10/06/88 CR 3.00 PER-201 *NE
6 PER-202 Interm Persian (Farsi) II 10/06/88 CR 3.00 PER-202 *NE
6 PER-301 Advanced Persian (Farsi) i 10/06/88 CR 6.00 PER-301 *NE
6 PER-399 Special Topics in Persian 10/06/88 CR 4.00 PER-399 *NE

Guess they realized that DLI was one of the few military schools that took the trouble to achieve regional accreditation.  This brings my credit total at TESU up to 259 SH (219 when de-duped) and I'm still waiting for my transcripts from WGU and Coastal Carolina to show up.  Funny thing about those dates: 10/6/88 was when I started the Persian Farsi Basic Language Course and 09/28/89 was when I finished it.  Looking at the TESU transcript, it looks like I took the beginning courses the year after I finished the intermediate and advanced ones.

[davewill]

I was told that for a second degree they waive all gen Ed's and also that all 24 of those new credits must be in the aos. You might not have to waste your time with English comp and other eds especially if they dotn count toward the 24 credits. Like I said I was told all 24 credits have to be in the aos or core.

Of course that wouldn't happen until TESU received the transcript with the degree on it.