failed a few courses; can I take exams for credit for those courses

[dfrecore]

rvm, contrary to the incorrect information above, there is good news for your friend. Charter Oak has a forgiveness program https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...policy.cfm and so does Excelsior https://info.excelsior.edu/student-polic...ean-slate/

Thomas Edison State, however, does not have a forgiveness program. I don't know about WGU. You might want to call them for more information.

As for whether pass/fail exam credit can replace courses that were failed, Thomas Edison does have a policy on that with regard to their own courses. I can't find it right now with the quick search that I did, and I can't spare any more time from my Capstone assignment that is due tomorrow, so you might want to do some more research on that. Last time I read the policy, it was not allowed. But again, do research or if you're enrolled, call Learner Services.

That's why I said I THINK they have that policy. But, it looks like EC's policy only counts towards their own courses? Hard to figure that one out.

But as Sanantone said, TESU doesn't need a "fresh start" policy because they don't need one.

I have a couple of failed courses from a million years ago, and tested out later, and TESU accepted them.