GPA for Grad School

[JohnnyHeck]

You would have to make sure that the graduate school you're applying to will include the ECEs in their calculation. They look like Excelsior courses, but they're not. They have an "X" in the course code. If the school bothers to look at the transcript key, they'll know that they are tests and not courses.

Bottom Line 1: Upon a test result transferred into TESC, no grades from a graded test will show up in any way on TESC transcript
Bottom Line 2: The only way to get grades on a TESC transcript is to take a TESC course.
Bottom Line 3: ECE grades do appear on an EC transcript but are distinguished as coming from a test rather than a course.

Corollary to 3: If you take an ECE you will have a transcript with all your ECEs from EC to send to your Grad School - Yes?
Will this EC transcript have its own GPA result from all the tests?
TESC recently announced that you can now sign up for ECEs directly through TESC. Will this change the above scenario?

What about the Ohio University CBEs? (OH abr. CCE)
The TESC Degree Planning Handbook (pg 31) states: "Ohio University Course Credit by Examination...Transcripted with letter grades..."
I take this to mean that TESC will use these OH grades in their calculation of my "Evaluation" to confirm my minimum GPA for awarding a degree. But I also presume that this means I have a transcript from OH to send to my Grad School - Yes?