Second Bachelors

[davewill]

Grad schools will always want the original source of your grades.  WGU will want them too.

Even if it's like a community college we took one course at to transfer to TESU? That's a pain. Do you know if they will let us skip an undergrad transcript if it was some extra course not used in the degree?

I'm afraid that, yes, you have to send that transcript with one lonely irrelevant course on it. Several people who applied to GT's OMSCS found their application blocked when the school discovered some transcript was missing. The schools all subscribe to a national registry that identifies all the schools you've attended. If you miss one, they will know. BTW, I believe the same applies to TESU when being audited for graduation. They want all the transcripts so they can be sure that you didn't earn an earlier degree they don't know about and that you meet the requirements for GPA on transfer courses.

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It is also not too good I need to get 8 courses and straight A's to increase my GPA to 2.75. It it not realistic for me, therefore I will have to look for other options to get my Masters....  ;-(

Another way to increase your GPA is to go back to the original school and retake failed courses. it works twice as well as adding an A because it removes an F or D at the same time. However, some schools don't allow this, and there's no guarantee that the target school will make the same accommodation when computing your GPA. You would have to ask before trying this.