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10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - Prloko - 07-07-2015
Did you apply under the Per Credit Plan? I know in the military version, you were considered enrolled on date of application, so I wonder if TESC treats the PCP folks the same way. Contact the school and see if you qualify under the previous catalog or can get an exception made due to their delay.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - swalke321 - 07-07-2015
There have been a few postings on here. If you applied before July 1st then you will most likely be following the previous catalog. TESC calls it the 2015 catalog. The new catalog is being called the 2016 catalog. Once you are officially accepted TESC usually gives you access to Online Student Services where you can view your evaluation. If you have transfer credit the eval might not be updated yet but should show you what requirements you have to satisfy for your selected program. The eval will also show your catalog year, either 2015 or 2016. For non-military, you apply and once you are officially accepted you become an applicant. You then have 6 months (1 yr for corporate choice program) until you have to enroll in either the per credit plan or choose one of the other tuition plans. If you do not enroll within the required time frame your application gets tossed and you must reapply.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - Prloko - 07-08-2015
Swalke321,
Thanks for clarifying.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - dfrecore - 07-09-2015
I am a Per Credit tuition student, and I applied on June 19, and it still shows the old requirements that I had when I was enrolled in 2014.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - Prloko - 07-09-2015
dfrecore Wrote:I am a Per Credit tuition student, and I applied on June 19, and it still shows the old requirements that I had when I was enrolled in 2014.
OP has never enrolled.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - dfrecore - 07-09-2015
Well, my enrollment expired in Dec 2014, so this is a new application. I was using my June 2015 application date, and they show me with the 2014-12015 catalog info, rather than the new catalog as of July 1.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - Prloko - 07-10-2015
Probably because you were previously enrolled. I'm trying to not confuse the OP or someone with their situation. Your situation is different.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - MVoss - 07-10-2015
Has anyone finished a TECEP and the score reflected in ProctorU did not meet the TECEP pass requirement?
According to the ProctorU site, I got a 63, but it also says this is not a final score, TESC will provide that. TESC requires a 65 on said exam, but they are currently closed. So my question is...since I got a 63 from ProctorU, not meeting the TESC 65, did I fail and thus not receive credit for the course? Or is the grade adjusted in any way by TESC?
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - bricabrac - 07-10-2015
MVoss Wrote:Has anyone finished a TECEP and the score reflected in ProctorU did not meet the TECEP pass requirement?
According to the ProctorU site, I got a 63, but it also says this is not a final score, TESC will provide that. TESC requires a 65 on said exam, but they are currently closed. So my question is...since I got a 63 from ProctorU, not meeting the TESC 65, did I fail and thus not receive credit for the course? Or is the grade adjusted in any way by TESC?
You should start a new thread. People who could answer your question will most likely not notice it here.
Although I've taken TECEPs, I've never used proctorU so would rather not offer an opinion.
10 years removed from school, 108 credits want to finish my business/finance degree - infoe36069 - 07-14-2015
My evaluation has not come in yet but i have verified that the changes made july 1st do not affect me.