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Math as elective credits? - bricabrac - 08-08-2016
dfrecore Wrote:And if you go to this page, math courses are NOT listed as fulfilling that requirement: Thomas Edison State University | General Education - 2016 or After
Sometimes, I really think TESU doesn't have their act together!! It can be frustrating...
Keep in mind that page is only a listing of TESU courses/exams that fit those categories. TESU accepts alternate CLEP/DSST/etc exams and courses to fit all subject areas. The main reason I attached a link to the CLEP page.
For the record, TESU has always been this way on its web published materials. They don't necessarily double up (duplicate) the information on a web page which is why the catalog, and the now defunct degree planning handbook, were always so important to research.
Again, especially with the recent changes, I would advise all students to work with Advising to plan as many exams/courses into your academic evaluation plan as possible. Keep in mind a few forum members mentioned they will no longer pre plan certain credit (ie Penn Foster).
Math as elective credits? - dfrecore - 08-08-2016
bricabrac Wrote:Keep in mind that page is only a listing of TESU courses/exams that fit those categories. TESU accepts alternate CLEP/DSST/etc exams and courses to fit all subject areas. The main reason I attached a link to the CLEP page.
And none of their math courses (they have 15 of them) are listed under the section.
Math as elective credits? - bricabrac - 08-08-2016
dfrecore Wrote:And none of their math courses (they have 15 of them) are listed under the section.
Yes, I know and addressed it in my second paragraph. As I said prior, it's not uncommon.
Math as elective credits? - dfrecore - 08-08-2016
bricabrac Wrote:Yes, I know and addressed it in my second paragraph. As I said prior, it's not uncommon.
I was complaining about TESU more than anything else. I wish they could be more clear on their website.