Discerning a Path Toward a Baccalaureate Degree

[sanantone]

Thanks for that info davewill. I actually applied to Excelsior late last year, but they wouldn't accept my grad credit for an undergraduate degree.


TESU called today, and I was transferred between undergraduate admissions and graduate admissions, and no one had a clear answer except for saying that only credits up to the 400 level can be applied to a baccalaureate degree. When I brought up their "Enrollment in a First Baccalaureate Degree After Earning a Graduate Degree"  policy, no one seemed to be aware that it existed or what it meant. 

Alas, while this is all a bit discouraging I have added 5 credits to my list today with another SL class and the 2 credit "Insurance Ethics" class recommended in the first response, bringing my total to 72 undergraduate hours (2 ul). Perhaps I can test through the remainder program at TESU without too much effort.

When you apply as an undergraduate student with graduate credits, the graduate credits will most often be evaluated as 300 and 400-level credits. I did have a masters-level statistics course evaluated as 200-level because there was no equivalent upper level course. Most of the credits from my first masters degree were evaluated as AOJ-499. XXX-X99 is a generic code for anything that doesn't have a direct equivalent at TESU. No one in admissions would know about this. Only the registrar and academic advisors know about credit evaluations.