DegreeForum mentioned on the TESU blog!

[Life Long Learning]

Marc, who heads a department at TESU, has been posting here for years. If the rest of the higher-ups didn't already know about the forum, Marc probably told them. It's just kind of unsettling that TESU is probably monitoring this forum to make decisions that make completing a degree less flexible and more expensive.

Why?  They have no incentive to create obstacles or user cost.  More profitable?  Sure, because even non-profits need to be sustainable.  If TESU doesn't make money, we don't have a college.   But making it harder for the sake of making it harder doesn't match their mission or make sense financially.

I do think TESU keeps messing with the GEN ED to make it harder on students.  I do not see that same level at the other two?

I do understand ALL non-profits must make some money to break even.  Only the Feds can print money.    That only explains EC.  Both COSC and TESU are taxpayer funded are they not?