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Info TECEP for Business Policy. - mjno - 10-01-2007
I have been trying to register for the Bus Pol TECEP but it seems that Thomas Edison changed their web site which has added more difficulty to what is allready a difficult process.
For people needing this info here is the site, (http://www.tesc.edu) (which is good to get the test descriptions). Once at the site go to the search function and type in (student forms) and that should list all of the forms for Thomas Edison including the TECEP registration/proctor form that you need to mail in.
I have inserted the direct link to the student forms
Thomas Edison State College | Student
Forms
I have a call into the test center for Thomas Edison just make sure nothing has changed (as far as the course, fees or any other requirements) and will post if anything changed.
Thanks,
Mike
Info TECEP for Business Policy. - Kiwi Lover - 10-01-2007
Thanks for posting this Mike. I spent 20 minutes trying to find where that registration form was hidden on their website and could NOT find it!!
Whoever redesigned their website should be fired!! LOL hilarious JoAnne
Info TECEP for Business Policy. - WendyR - 10-01-2007
I think the fees are the same, just the look of the site has changed.
$75 per credit for enrolled students at TESC and $150 per credit for non-enrollees.
Info TECEP for Business Policy. - Matymus - 10-02-2007
WendyR Wrote:I think the fees are the same, just the look of the site has changed.
$75 per credit for enrolled students at TESC and $150 per credit for non-enrollees.
I wonder if I would be considered 'enrolled' since I paid for TESC's Credit Banking Service?