TESU launching MyProgress to replace Academic Evaluations

[Avidreader]

My account has niw fully switched to the Myprogress format. Must have been delayed because I am a non matriculant student. Sadly my transcript evaluation itn't available yet. It's been 5 weeks.

[bjcheung77]

Wow, just logged into TESU OSS, the academic evaluations menu have been removed... so, now there is no more "what if" and you will need to view everything in your MyEdison...

[MrPanda]

Wow, just logged into TESU OSS, the academic evaluations menu have been removed... so, now there is no more "what if" and you will need to view everything in your MyEdison...

Yes, it was already looking like this in the morning:

[Avidreader]

Wow, just logged into TESU OSS, the academic evaluations menu have been removed... so, now there is no more "what if" and you will need to view everything in your MyEdison...

It's can still be viewed but in the student services menu area not OSS. What if is still there but it looks different. I can still see where the TECEPs I signed up for fit in different degrees.

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, they should have left the OSS alone and have myedison updated with all the information... OSS could have been used as a 'backup'...

[jch]

They've now fixed the credit and GPA info at the top of MyProgress pages. The sample course plan button is now marked as graduate programs only, which explains why I couldn't get that function to work.  
One additional welcome improvement: MyProgress notes more clearly when a credit duplicates and/or replaces another credit that you already had, or is a developmental credit that TESU doesn't utilize.

[CanICode]

Well this is absolutely the worst possible time for this change. I am deciding if I should register for two more classes tonight or just pay the residency fee. I am applying for graduation in a few days and the cost for two classes and the late registration fee is almost the same amount.

What I want to figure out is if the two classes need to be completed to count for residency or if they can just be paid for? I also need to check my academic evaluation and find out if me taking 3 credits at once put me on flat rate or if I would still qualify for the new 15 credit residency requirement instead of 16. I have 9 credits so this is a very specific problem.

I took two capstones and info lit in one term so now I want to graduate but I might be able to get two more RA classes with GPA on my transcript which will help me if I decide to apply to med school.

Anyone know? The new system will not load for me right now.

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Edit: Got it to load, it has all the old information saying 16 credit requirements. Looks like they went live without getting everything in order. I am not sure what to do here.

Nevermind, I found the answer: "Residency requirements are met by earning credit via Online (OL), Guided Study (GS) or e-Pack (EP) courses. Simply being enrolled in the course will not satisfy the requirement unless you successfully complete it."

[allvia]

Nevermind, I found the answer: "Residency requirements are met by earning credit via Online (OL), Guided Study (GS) or e-Pack (EP) courses. Simply being enrolled in the course will not satisfy the requirement unless you successfully complete it."

Residency credits only count if you pass the class(es) required to meet 15 credits total. TECEPS don't count unless active military. Not passing a TESU course will impact your GPA, which could cause you not to graduate (you need a TESU GPA of 2.0 or better to graduate). Do not sign up for TESU courses you don't plan on passing.

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, make sure you complete all the requirements and then apply to graduate. Basics, 30 RA, if you're going for residency waiver fee, it just requires the cornerstone/capstones to be done. If you're not going for the residency fee, you'll have to complete 15 credits at TESU... Did you do the flat rate for 9 credits only and didn't add two e-packs or easy courses?