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07-07-2018, 08:46 AM
With all the recent changes going on with TESU, I decided to pull the trigger and just graduated with my ASBA. it has been 20 years since I graduated high school and with tuition reimbursement converting the fees I was happy to get the first part of my journey complete. I wanted to also take a second to thank all the great folks on this board who have been an incredible help in getting me this far. You guys are the best!
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(07-07-2018, 08:46 AM)yayowonder Wrote: With all the recent changes going on with TESU, I decided to pull the trigger and just graduated with my ASBA. it has been 20 years since I graduated high school and with tuition reimbursement converting the fees I was happy to get the first part of my journey complete. I wanted to also take a second to thank all the great folks on this board who have been an incredible help in getting me this far. You guys are the best!
Congratulations!!
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Congratulations!
May I ask what your biggest concern was with TESU that brought you to this decision? My plan was to enroll into TESU next year once I'm 21. Would you not advise me to go through with that?
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katelynn Wrote:Congratulations!
May I ask what your biggest concern was with TESU that brought you to this decision? My plan was to enroll into TESU next year once I'm 21. Would you not advise me to go through with that?
My suggestion to you is to continue onward to a BSBA or a BALS, you can graduate at 21 next year! It won't take you too long if you keep plugging away at those courses. Please do all the CLEP/Modern States you can as that may be worth at least 60 credits or more towards the Bachelors - FREE, couple that with Saylor/SL, Study.com and you've got a degree for under $5 grand!
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Congrats on graduating! I am doing the same, trying to graduate with my ASBA by the end of the year. Although TESU just took away the Study.com cornerstone waiver so that might delay me into next year. I thought the same as you, with all the uncertainty i would rather lock in an associate's and then attend a university here in town for my bachelors.
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