This seems to be the most recent thread concerning TESC GPA's, so I will place my questions here.
First: I will only be taking one course at TESC - the capstone. If I get an "A", I feel it would be disingenuous or at least misleading to place "4.0 GPA" on my resume or anywhere else. Therefore, I plan to use a more accurately calculated GPA that consists of all graded credits that contributed to my degree. What are peoples thoughts on this?
Second: With the exception of three courses which are C-, I have A's or B's. I am planning to replace these courses with TECEP and SL. Will TESC allow me to replace the C- courses with the new sources of credit (they would meet the same criteria within the degree)? Logic: The GPA that I calculate for all courses within the degree would be higher. I thought I read somewhere that TESC would do this as long as it's done before a student petitions for graduation (this would make sense...).
Third: Does a TESC transcript list excess credit or courses that do not contribute to specific requirements within the degree itself?
Thanks
First: I will only be taking one course at TESC - the capstone. If I get an "A", I feel it would be disingenuous or at least misleading to place "4.0 GPA" on my resume or anywhere else. Therefore, I plan to use a more accurately calculated GPA that consists of all graded credits that contributed to my degree. What are peoples thoughts on this?
Second: With the exception of three courses which are C-, I have A's or B's. I am planning to replace these courses with TECEP and SL. Will TESC allow me to replace the C- courses with the new sources of credit (they would meet the same criteria within the degree)? Logic: The GPA that I calculate for all courses within the degree would be higher. I thought I read somewhere that TESC would do this as long as it's done before a student petitions for graduation (this would make sense...).
Third: Does a TESC transcript list excess credit or courses that do not contribute to specific requirements within the degree itself?
Thanks