Does Straighterline Replace Failed Courses From Previous Colleges?

[rlw74]

Depending on what you need you might think about taking some community college courses (if they fit in your degree plan). It will be significantly less expensive than TESU depending on where you live. Or find out what your old college has as a policy for retaking those same courses. Then you would at least have some recent graded courses on an actual transcript. It just depends on your long-term plans. If you don't plan on grad school and just want to finish the degree you could most certainly finish up with ACE credits. But if you are thinking about continuing your education after getting your Bachelor's I would definitely look for some graded courses somewhere.