Am I understanding this correctly about Shmoop and TESU?

[davewill]

The email was received from
Catharine A. Punchello-Cobos
Associate Vice President and University Registrar

Is there someone else I could write to?  

My son has his graduation ceremony next weekend, but he is homeschooled and has finished all his credits.  I'm not sure what technically makes him graduate high school.  I have access to his transcript now.    

What are the negatives of applying earlier to TESU than planned?  I was thinking it was so he would have to take a class/TECEP exam through them yearly.  I'm wondering if this changes everything and it would be better to apply if the 21 credits would be counted.

Well, it's hard to go much higher than that for this sort of thing. I thought maybe you were still dealing with advising. Having to maintain enrollment is pretty much the only negative and you have a year from acceptance to take the first one. If you don't, then the worst that happens is you have to reapply. I was thinking that being student might get them to move on this, but now I think you might as well wait to see if Shmoop manages to get things straightened out. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to let Shmoop know you aren't happy with the situation.