Typically newbie: Heres my transcript! What should I do?

[zebra cow]

So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?

You need to apply to really know for sure what will transfer or not into the degree requirements.

Keep in mind things change so what applies today, may not apply tomorrow.  Also, degree requirements could change.

The insurance ethics course is free, you could take that now just to get your feet wet.  The course takes 3-10hrs.

 Thanks! Where do I find this free test? Would I need to register with ACE?

[LevelUP]

So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?

You need to apply to really know for sure what will transfer or not into the degree requirements.

Keep in mind things change so what applies today, may not apply tomorrow.  Also, degree requirements could change.

The insurance ethics course is free, you could take that now just to get your feet wet.  The course takes 3-10hrs.

 Thanks! Where do I find this free test? Would I need to register with ACE?

This is the free ethics course most of us here take for TESU
https://www.theinstitutes.org/guide/ethi...ines-cpcus

You need to register with ACE afterward to get the credit transferred to ACE.

[zebra cow]

So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?

You need to apply to really know for sure what will transfer or not into the degree requirements.

Keep in mind things change so what applies today, may not apply tomorrow.  Also, degree requirements could change.

The insurance ethics course is free, you could take that now just to get your feet wet.  The course takes 3-10hrs.

 Thanks! Where do I find this free test? Would I need to register with ACE?

This is the ethics course most of us here take for TESU
https://www.theinstitutes.org/guide/ethi...ines-cpcus

You need to register with ACE afterward to get the credit transferred to ACE.

I have to pay the $5.5 administration fee correct?

[LevelUP]

no fee, pick the free one

[zebra cow]

no fee, pick the free one

Great. Based on the classes that were recommend to me earlier in the thread are there any other free options that you know of? Thank you very much for the help btw!

[davewill]

So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?

I'm going to assume you're trying to graduate in June. Here's the step-by-step:

Dec:
1. Apply and send in your transcripts, ASAP.
2. Start in on the courses you need. Move quickly.
3. Register for the cornerstone (Jan Term)
Jan:
4. Start Cornerstone
5. Receive academic eval. Double check that your courses come in as expected. Tweak your plan accordingly.
6. Finish almost all your altenative credit, especially AOS courses. You will need almost all of your credits done before they will let you register for the capstone.
7. Before Feb registration closes, register for the Feb Capstone.
Feb:
8. Start Capstone
9. Finish all alternative credits and get them sent in.
10. Apply for graduation by Mar 1.
Mar:
11. Finish Cornerstone
Apr:
12. Finish Capstone

[zebra cow]

So should I take all of the test then apply or apply then take all of the tests? If I apply and get accepted when do I enroll?

I'm going to assume you're trying to graduate in June. Here's the step-by-step:

Dec:
1. Apply and send in your transcripts, ASAP.
2. Start in on the courses you need. Move quickly.
3. Register for the cornerstone (Jan Term)
Jan:
4. Start Cornerstone
5. Receive academic eval. Double check that your courses come in as expected. Tweak your plan accordingly.
6. Finish almost all your altenative credit, especially AOS courses. You will need almost all of your credits done before they will let you register for the capstone.
7. Before Feb registration closes, register for the Capstone.
Feb:
8. Start Capstone
9. Finish all alternative credits and get them sent in.
10. Apply for graduation by Mar 1.

Okay I already applied and sent in my transcripts and tomorrow I am starting my first course. The free ethics course on the institutes. So I’m going to get moving on the tests and apply for cornerstone once I hear from admissions. From the info I got I have what looks like 9 LL classes to complete so I’m thinking if I work diligently I can pound out two per week.

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Based on your guys experience...Is completing two courses a week doable or am I setting myself up for failure?

[zebra cow]

I passed Ethics 312 now I'm looking to move on. Will TEEX cyber 101 transfer to TESU for the Computer Science requirement?

Thanks!

Zebra Cow

[LevelUP]

I passed Ethics 312 now I'm looking to move on. Will TEEX cyber 101 transfer to TESU for the Computer Science requirement?

Thanks!

Zebra Cow

None of the TEEX courses apply to computer science.  Also, anything related to cybersecurity doesn't apply to computer science.

Not sure if those TEEX courses still fit the Understanding the Physical and Natural World requirement.

Straighterline has two courses Environmental Science and Nutrition that would fit the Physical and Natural World requirement according to this thread:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ion--30759

[natshar]

I passed Ethics 312 now I'm looking to move on. Will TEEX cyber 101 transfer to TESU for the Computer Science requirement?

Thanks!

Zebra Cow

None of the TEEX courses apply to computer science.  Also, anything related to cybersecurity doesn't apply to computer science.

Not sure if those TEEX courses still fit the Understanding the Physical and Natural World requirement.

Straighterline has two courses Environmental Science and Nutrition that would fit the Physical and Natural World requirement according to this thread:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ion--30759

I think by computer science requirement they meant natural world since they arent going for computer science degree.