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TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - a_dblu - 02-13-2018

When TESU says you can only transfer 90 credits from one source, how do they define one source?

Is ACE credit 1 source (i.e. Saylor, Straighterline, etc. are all ACE credit hence 1 source)?

OR

Do they count each content provider separately, even though the credit may all come from ACE? (i.e. Saylor, Straighterline, etc are each 1 source, even though they all provide ACE credit.)

Thanks in Advance!


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - eriehiker - 02-13-2018

They count each provider separately.

I am curious, though, about study.com. Do they count the NCCRS study.com credits as one source and then the ACE study.com credits as another source? TESU lists both on my transcript.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - a_dblu - 02-13-2018

(02-13-2018, 11:37 PM)eriehiker Wrote: They count each provider separately.

I am curious, though, about study.com.  Do they count the NCCRS study.com credits as one source and then the ACE study.com credits as another source?  TESU lists both on my transcript.

Thank You!


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - dfrecore - 02-14-2018

(02-13-2018, 11:37 PM)eriehiker Wrote: They count each provider separately.

I am curious, though, about study.com.  Do they count the NCCRS study.com credits as one source and then the ACE study.com credits as another source?  TESU lists both on my transcript.

ACE and NCCRS aren't sources, so it doesn't matter how the credits come in; Study.com is a source, so 90cr from them, doesn't matter about ACE vs NCCRS.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - Ideas - 02-23-2018

I just noticed on my eval that TESU takes a max of 80 credits from community colleges.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - jsd - 02-23-2018

I wonder if that is from a single community college, or from all community colleges?

Not that it necessarily matters for our purposes here on the forum, most of us aren't utilizing community colleges the way we do alternative credit sources.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - Ideas - 02-23-2018

(02-23-2018, 06:03 PM)jsd Wrote: I wonder if that is from a single community college, or from all community colleges?

Not that it necessarily matters for our purposes here on the forum, most of us aren't utilizing community colleges the way we do alternative credit sources.

I bet it's all. But yeah, that's a lot of community college! Who gets that many? I bet they had a student with over 80 which prompted them to make the rule...


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - dfrecore - 02-23-2018

80cr total from all CC's.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - rlw74 - 02-24-2018

You'll need ULs anyway and CC credits never count as UL, no matter if TESU has an equivalent. That is a lot of CC though.


RE: TESU 90 credit 1 source limit - ladysoleil - 02-25-2018

(02-23-2018, 06:08 PM)Ideas Wrote:
(02-23-2018, 06:03 PM)jsd Wrote: I wonder if that is from a single community college, or from all community colleges?

Not that it necessarily matters for our purposes here on the forum, most of us aren't utilizing community colleges the way we do alternative credit sources.

I bet it's all. But yeah, that's a lot of community college! Who gets that many? I bet they had a student with over 80 which prompted them to make the rule...


I could see it happening. I changed majors in CC so I had a few extra credits. Not 80, but pretty close to 70.

TESU definitely did know what classes my CC had that fit their programs, which isn't odd since I'm in NJ. TESU recruits on campus here constantly.