DSST not upper level

[rachel83az]

Stay clear of TESU advising as much as possible. Only contact them when there is no other choice.

I don't know what you mean about avoiding TESU advising, what is the downside of communication with them?  They are there to help you.

Things change all the time with TESU and what comes in as what and how that fits in the degree plan can change anytime without notice.  If you verify which courses come in and get those added to your degree plan, you may at least increase your chances of getting an exemption when there is a policy change so you can get those courses added upon completion to your degree.

They are there to help you... take classes from TESU. Other than that, they will tell you that class X will be okay when it actually doesn't work or they'll tell you that the class won't work when it actually will. Contacting them will often leave you confused and thinking that you need to take classes that aren't actually necessary. Best to avoid unless impossible to do otherwise.