Thomas Edison State College associate degree or bachelors?

[TrailRunr]

I love seeing all the post about people de valuing the degrees from TESU, do they think they just enroll pay 2k and receive the degree. Are they not aware there is actual work involved in earning it. I'll admit I was a bit skeptical at first myself but I did some actual research as you can see in another one of my posts and this degree will be on an even playing field as someone getting there bachelors from Siena college.

A BA/BS from TESU is a real degree with actual work that's accepted by HR. It's not pay $2k and get your degree. I think TESU degrees are ideal for those who are already in the field with the knowledge and skills necessary to get the next higher job.

On the other hand, I'm reluctant to recommend TESU to someone who is just starting out or some career changers. You'll get past HR, but I feel you may not get the job in the end.

[cookderosa]

I don't think the OP is still here.