I sure hope TESU advising is having a good break, because they are going to freak...

[Life Long Learning]

Other than the guys with 14+ degrees, I think I might have the most transcripts in history. It makes it look like I dropped out of a lot of schools, but I was just taking advantage of whatever was free or cheap to transfer to TESU.

How many?

12 colleges and universities. Hopefully, no school will ask for separate transcripts for all the Alamo Community Colleges. They used to have one transcript, but they thought it was a good idea to split them. I took courses at three of them because it was easy to sign for online classes at all of them. That would add two more transcripts for a total of 14. WGU is crazy, so I would also have to send them transcripts for Davar, ACE, CLEP, DSST, and FEMA.

FTCC in North Carolina saw my new Excelsior College transcript and wanted a copy of all of the credits.  24 Transcripts.

Universities Transcripts (6)
Community Colleges (8)
Exams (1): Prometric (CLEP/DSST)
Other (9): ACE, JST (Army), NETC (EMI/NFA), TEEX, CPCU (The Institutes), UM-FRTI, Sophia, to name a few

These two refused to send transcripts as the courses were ACE only courses: (2) Kaplan University, DTRA

Bouncing around the Army for three decades and taking free/cheap courses the last three years and they added up.   I am glad half are FREE.

Then, you have me beat. But, wouldn't Sophia, TEEX, and CPCU all be on the ACE transcript?

They were on my official ACE transcript, but FTCC was just being a butt.  Heck, they demanded my HS transcript.  1st time in 30-years I had that sent.

CLEP/DSST was on both of my JST and ACE also.   Every school seems to have its own quirks.