Transfer Equivalencies for study to TESU - Received Info

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These were all known except MAT 98 & 99.  Also, EDU courses won't count as math, even though it's "teaching math".

Okay then- I thought I was trying to help by adding more info to this forum since one user had a question about the MAT 98 course she was taking and whether or not it would be counted for credit.

Sorry, you caught me at a cranky time.  Yes, adding info is helpful, even if some is duplicative.

Just a clarification, if TESU brings a course in with an EDU prefix, it's a Free Elective (unless you're doing the BSPS with EDU as the Specialized Career Track).  So you need to find out by getting pre-approved before taking it, unless you have space in the Free Electives area and are willing to take the risk.

If TESU counts Business Math as a business course, rather than a math course, then they might let you use it in the AOS (I'm uncertain there) or they might just put it as a Free Elective.  I would either get it pre-approved, or else skip this course altogether - and I don't think it's considered one of the easier math courses anyway - the Business Math DSST has THE lowest pass rate of all DSST exams (13%).  By a lot (next lowest pass rate is 33%).