TESU launching MyProgress to replace Academic Evaluations

[jg_nuy]

Just received a notice from TESU that MyProgress launch date is September 12. Make sure to save your academic evaluation(s) before then.

“The University is launching MyProgress on Tuesday, Sept.12. The new web-based degree planning tool will replace your traditional Academic Evaluation.”

[rachel83az]

Not looking forward to it. Here we go...

[allvia]

And in other news today...FireShot has a sudden surge in usage. I fear no good can come of this (for those here).

Reminder that 'FireShot' could be your best friend when it comes to saving those existing evaluations before the switch.

[jch]

Here's the full email, for anyone who didn't receive it

TESU is Launching MyProgress on September 12
The new web-based tool will help you easily map your degree planning and completion.

The University is launching MyProgress on Tuesday, Sept.12. The new web-based degree planning tool will replace your traditional Academic Evaluation.
MyProgress will make it easier to track and monitor your degree progress, collaborate with your academic advisor along the way and quickly identify courses that fulfill your degree requirements multiple terms in advance.
Be sure to watch the MyProgress video tutorial, take the tour (with printable instructions) and review MyProgress Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to learn more.

Please note: Although both TESU courses and external courses you plan to take have traditionally appeared on your Academic Evaluation, only TESU courses will appear in MyProgress. However, even though they do not appear in MyProgress, be assured that your advisor has noted external courses you plan to take in your student record. For further reassurance, it may help to print out your most recent Academic Evaluation to serve as a future reference for external courses you have planned.

If you have questions, we are here to help. Call 609-777-5680 or email Enrolled@tesu.edu.

[keithk]

Oh no, I was 33 credits from my BSBA CIS degree back in 2012 or so when I stopped to work a 2nd job which did well for 10 years but in the last couple days I've thought about finishing up and I noticed this post. I get this msg for my academic eval screen since I'm not a student there: "Error
Person does not have an active program."

Think there is anything I can do tomorrow 9/11 to get my info before they switch over or is it pointless since I'm not enrolled?

[bjcheung77]

Oh no, I was 33 credits from my BSBA CIS degree back in 2012 or so when I stopped to work a 2nd job which did well for 10 years but in the last couple days I've thought about finishing up and I noticed this post. I get this msg for my academic eval screen since I'm not a student there: "Error
Person does not have an active program."

Think there is anything I can do tomorrow 9/11 to get my info before they switch over or is it pointless since I'm not enrolled?

Hey KeithK, you should fill in the addendum/template as many things have changed over the last dozen years.  With more details on what is missing we'll know how to further help you complete the degree.  Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

[rachel83az]

Oh no. As bjcheung77 says, a lot has changed in the last decade. It's essentially an entirely different degree at this point. A lot of what you would have been able to do in 2012 is no longer possible. A lot of what wasn't possible now is.

Because you've been inactive for so long, you'll need to reapply and resend in all of your credits. Any ACE credits now need to have a Credly badge. If you used Schmoop credits back in the day, those are essentially gone now. FEMA credits, too. TESU no longer accepts either.

Good news is that, even with that, it's probably easier in some ways to get a degree now than it was in 2012.

[GameSlinger]

Oh no, I was 33 credits from my BSBA CIS degree back in 2012 or so when I stopped to work a 2nd job which did well for 10 years but in the last couple days I've thought about finishing up and I noticed this post. I get this msg for my academic eval screen since I'm not a student there: "Error
Person does not have an active program."

Think there is anything I can do tomorrow 9/11 to get my info before they switch over or is it pointless since I'm not enrolled?

I agree with what bjecheung77 and racheal83az said as well. I would think it would be good to post a new request for assistance in your own thread using the addendum. One of the other things to remember is that because your old courses are over 10 years old, some of the technical courses may not count towards your new degree because of outdated information. Computer tech has changed a lot in those 10+ years.

[allvia]

Oh no, I was 33 credits from my BSBA CIS degree back in 2012 or so when I stopped to work a 2nd job which did well for 10 years but in the last couple days I've thought about finishing up and I noticed this post. I get this msg for my academic eval screen since I'm not a student there: "Error
Person does not have an active program."

Think there is anything I can do tomorrow 9/11 to get my info before they switch over or is it pointless since I'm not enrolled?

Reapply ASAP and sign up for one of those Free TECEP exams (this will enroll you once the term starts). As people have already pointed out many things have changed since 2012, but you might as well see where you stand now. You might, just might, be given access to view once you apply. Make sure you use the same email and such that you did back then.

[Pats20]

And in other news today...FireShot has a sudden surge in usage. I fear no good can come of this (for those here).

Reminder that 'FireShot' could be your best friend when it comes to saving those existing evaluations before the switch.

Or if you have an iPhone you can just take a scrolling screenshot.