Is this a new policy at TESU? Educational Provder review. Potentially major problem.

[Merlin]

TESU has generally been good about honoring pre-approved courses in your degree plan, even after policy changes alter the requirements. For example, when TESU announced that they stopped accepting Shmoop courses, anyone who had pre-approved Shmoop courses in their degree plan was given a grace period to complete and transfer the pre-approved Shmoop courses.

Personally, I don't think this is going to be a big deal, nor significantly change how transfer credits are accepted. However, if you're concerned about changes, you can always try to pre-plan any courses you're particularly concerned about. I don't think you can pre-plan an entire degree, but you shouldn't have problems with 5-10 courses.

I pre-planned the 6 courses in my AoS to make sure they would be accepted, but that was it. But then again I had already completed most everything else by the time that I officially enrolled, so it wasn't as big of a deal.