08-31-2015, 08:11 AM
I am confused by the instructions on the Thomas Edison website for signing up for a TECEP. On the Testing Arrangements page, it says:
"If you are not enrolled at Thomas Edison State College, use the link above to register as a Non-Matriculated student. Click Access Online Student Services and then Iâm new to Online Student Services. Once your application (no charge) has been processed (within 2 business days), you will be emailed a College ID number. Return to the link above to register for your TECEP." (emphasis added)
I created an account, and filled out the information for a non-matriculated student application. However, on the last(I hope) page of the application, it says in big red letters "You will receive a separate email, shortly after submitting your application, with instructions regarding payment of the admission application fee. To ensure you receive the email, please add admissions@tesc.edu to your address book."
Is there an application fee for registering as a non-matriculated student? Is this what I need to do to be able to take a TECEP?
"If you are not enrolled at Thomas Edison State College, use the link above to register as a Non-Matriculated student. Click Access Online Student Services and then Iâm new to Online Student Services. Once your application (no charge) has been processed (within 2 business days), you will be emailed a College ID number. Return to the link above to register for your TECEP." (emphasis added)
I created an account, and filled out the information for a non-matriculated student application. However, on the last(I hope) page of the application, it says in big red letters "You will receive a separate email, shortly after submitting your application, with instructions regarding payment of the admission application fee. To ensure you receive the email, please add admissions@tesc.edu to your address book."
Is there an application fee for registering as a non-matriculated student? Is this what I need to do to be able to take a TECEP?
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