Just starting I need help

[rlw74]

I think the main advantage of TESU is its been a little cheaper than Excelsior because of some of the partnership discounts with providers like study.com. However that could (probably will) change soon. The second advantage is there are more members on this forum who are familiar with TESU. When changes are made or you run into a snag its quicker and easier to get feedback here than even going to TESU directly. Again, this could change if TESU makes changes to their degree programs or rates. You might see a migration of more students going over to one of the other Big 3. Normally, if someone were transferring over a lot of credits I would recommend getting evaluations done at all of the Big 3 schools to see which one has fewer requirements. However, in your case, the classes you've taken will transfer into any of them so its just a matter of investing all 3 and seeing what fits best for you.