11-25-2007, 12:50 AM
Gary Wrote:Thanks for all the info. As for TESC being easier, I didn't meant it that way. I agree with you that Excelsior is probably more acceptable of courses than TESC. What I meant by easier is that they accept 200 Level courses as Upper Level which makes it a little easier for me to get a degree through them.
This site was a good find, you guys/girls all have great info which has definitely helped me, a cross between an infomercial and pep rally. I appreciate the help.
I was not aware of the upper level course acceptance. Good intel, thansk for sharing that.
You're right, we do sound like an Infomercial. Too bad they are not paying me for my time.
I have never been so sold on any school like I am with EC. They have spolied me so that I am no longer tolerant of lousy service.
I do see that TESC has an excellent policy on taking portfolio assessment that from what I hear may be superior to Excelsior's.
Anyone have info on this one?
ImustStudy
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A.S. Liberal Arts- Excelsior College 2007
B.S. Criminal Justice- Excelsior College 2008
M.B.A.- California Coast University 2012
EdS- Liberty University 2014
EdD- Liberty University 2016
Miscellaneous graduate coursework from University of The Rockies and California InterContinental University (that did me absolutely NO GOOD whatsoever)
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A.S. Liberal Arts- Excelsior College 2007
B.S. Criminal Justice- Excelsior College 2008
M.B.A.- California Coast University 2012
EdS- Liberty University 2014
EdD- Liberty University 2016
Miscellaneous graduate coursework from University of The Rockies and California InterContinental University (that did me absolutely NO GOOD whatsoever)