HEADS UP! Transfer Credit Policy Change

[sowelisuwi]

Oof ;( Will they still evaluate ACE/NCCRS credits beyond 90 as long as 90 is all that's used to meet degree requirements? Are they going to wipe previously granted assessment credit from their transcript?

from the FAQ https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/faqs-transfer-credit

"If your record already has more than 45/90 credits from any single source, we will allow that to remain on your record as long as you maintain enrollment."

There is more in that section of the FAQ. I encourage to read the whole part for more info.

I have been reading it over and over (in disbelief) for the past several hours :')

I've edited my post above to make it more clear. "Maintaining enrollment" ends as soon as you graduate or become inactive. What does it mean for those that re-enroll to pursue a second degree? What will be on the transcript, and will TESU continue to evaluate all credit without applying more than 90 to any single degree?