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Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - davewill - 01-02-2018
Now that we're entering the new year, it's a good time to get your application into TESU if you haven't already. TESU introduces their new catalog every June, but the past couple of years, new fee and policy changes have been announced in April and May. Best to beat any bad news and at least become an applicant, and better to get in a TECEP or your capstone and become enrolled. It's also probably best to get that study.com affiliate status nailed down sooner rather than later.
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - Ideas - 01-02-2018
Thanks for the warning! I will tell my friend to finish the TECEP by the end of March.
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - davewill - 01-02-2018
Just being registered for the TECEP is enough to trigger enrolled student status. No need to rush taking the exam.
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - inkleind - 01-02-2018
How do I stay enrolled? I took the capstone a few months ago but that's all I've taken from them so far. Do I need to register for another to stay enrolled or pay a fee or something?
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - davewill - 01-02-2018
You stay enrolled for a year. Before the year's up register for another course or TECEP to continue your enrollment.
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - inkleind - 01-02-2018
Could I register for a TECEP and then cancel it later and still stay enrolled?
RE: Time to think about getting those TESU applications in - davewill - 01-02-2018
No I don't think so.