Confused about TESU new reqs. Should I signup late reg/enroll now?

[bjcheung77]

To be honest I don't yet understand Capstones and Cornerstones other than some high level overviews I have read online.

I've been picking at my math requirements through ALEKS (for faaaarrrr too long) but I've seen some talk here about registering or enrolling with TESU by April 16th or late registering by April 21st.

Because I am at the extremely early stages, having zero credits, I'm trying to determine if I should be enrolling under the late deadline or just stay on the sidelines and keep working on ALEKS before moving onto other ACE credits, etc.

Appreciate any advice.

I had issues with my education and just barely passed high school. I took courses at a small local private college but that private school went bankrupt and defunct, credits are non transferable. I then went to a nationally accredited school, and guess what.. While I was enrolled, it LOST accreditation. I felt school was not for me, so I just worked any job I could find.

I was in your shoes many moons ago, and decided to put my foot where my mouth was and start working hard in 2016.
The best thing is now I have over 30 credits from nothing 2-3 months ago. I applied to TESU but have not enrolled yet, as I am planning to use the cornerstone for GPA purposes, then transfer everything and pay the residency waiver fee along with the grad fee. This is after working 15+ years, without advancement and thinking of going back to school.

My friend, you can start by creating an ACE Credit Registry account to store your future credits.
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...-take.html

1) Sign up for the free courses mentioned in your previous post, several months ago.
2) Work hard on the free credits, do so while you complete your ALEKS courses.
3) You will have more drive and determination when you gain more credits and pass.
Note: You can check out previous threads on getting a degree plan, but it's on you to start.
If you want, you can follow this and finish with 30 credits for under $100 and in less time.