New COSC policy for ACE and NCCRS providers

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Effective July 1, 2020:

"All courses, programs, or exams offered by alternative educational providers (non-regionally accredited entities) recommended for credit by NCCRS or ACE will not be accepted in transfer unless an agreement with the provider and Charter Oak exists. Students will be limited to a total of 90 degree-applicable credits from non-regionally accredited course providers, even if an agreement is in place."

https://acorn.charteroak.edu/ICS/


So you could transfer in 30 regionally accredited credits (community college, dual enrollment, other university credits), plus up to 90 credits from ACE/NCCRS providers, plus cornerstone, capstone?

Also, note wording "unless agreement exists." Does that rule out TEEX, CSM, the Institutes? Study.com, Sophia, Straighterline have agreements. Are there others that have agreements?

Really surprised at the change in terms of Charter Oak being usually the follower. 

Maybe that residency waiver at TESU isn't so bad after all?

As I said in another post you only have to transfer in 24 because 6 come for COSC.

I wonder if TECEPs or UExcels would work? I don't see why not because they come a regionally accredited school.

U have to take 24credits worth of classes, u cant test out - confirmed