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[tsimmns]

Regarding dfrecore post, I will be praying that I'm grandfathered in. Regarding your post bjcheung77 post, here are the notes below my evaluation.
If I have to actually take 10 courses from them to meet 30 credits to meet some new requirement I might just end up giving up.
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Military Program Residency Requirements
Students enrolled in the Military Degree Completion Program, Navy College Partnership Program and GoArmyEd Program tuition/enrollment plans have a residency requirement.
Students in these plans must earn twelve (12) semester hours of Thomas Edison State University credit in order to earn an associate degree and twenty-four (24) semester hours of Thomas Edison State University credit in order to earn a baccalaureate degree. Please note that the residency requirement at Thomas Edison State University does not mean that you must physically come to the University or attend courses at any physical location.
MILITARY STUDENTS who enrolled in the University prior to October 2012 may have a lesser amount of required residency credits. If this is the case, there will be an additional note listing the specific amounts AFTER the residency course list.
All Thomas Edison State University earned credit satisfies the military residency requirement; including Guided Study/Online/Blended/e-Pack courses, TECEP exams and/or Portfolio Assessment.
The courses listed below are your Thomas Edison State University courses that satisfy your residency requirement. These courses are also listed separately in the area of your evaluation where they fulfill degree requirements.
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Total Completed Semester Hours: 0
If you are in a tuition plan that has a residency requirement and your academic evaluation shows that you have met your degree requirements and you have not taken the SH required to meet your residency requirement, you may pay a residency waiver fee. For more information regarding available tuition plans please go to tuition plans.
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Community College credit limit
Thomas Edison State University will accept a maximum of 90 semester hours (SH) of transfer credit from junior, county or community college toward a baccalaureate degree. Junior, county and community-college credit will be equated to 100/200 level coursework. Students are responsible for adhering to this policy.
In cases of institutional agreements with community colleges where more community college credits are permitted to be applied to the degree, there will be a note on the top of the Academic Evaluation indicating the limit.
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NCCRS and ACE credits
Thomas Edison State University limits the number of credits that are accepted in transfer based on courses and examinations approved through the National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS) or the American Council on Education's (ACE) College Credit Recommendation Service.
Specifically, a maximum of 90 semester hours (SH) in total, from both ACE and NCCRS reviewed organizations, like corporate training, CLEP, DSST, AP exams, study.com, Sophia.com, Ma'alot Educational, Network, military Joint Services Transcript (JST), can be used toward a bachelor's degree and 45 SH toward an associate degree.This is a policy revision made in December 2020.
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University Policies on GPA
All undergraduate students at Thomas Edison State University are required to maintain an overall minimum average of C (a minimum GPA of 2.0) in their Thomas Edison State University courses in order to graduate. This is all your TESU courses, regardless of whether they are being used to fulfill degree requirements or not. Your TESU GPA is reflected on your academic evaluation in the Program Summary Area as TESU GPA: YOUR GPA NUMERICAL VALUE.
In addition, there are specific GPA requirements that apply to courses and grades used to fulfill degree requirements within your academic evaluation.
All undergraduate students at Thomas Edison State University are required to maintain a minimum average of C (a minimum GPA of 2.0) in all the credits applied to their degree (Thomas Edison State University and transfer credits) in order to graduate. This is reflected on your academic evaluation in the Program Summary Area as Overall GPA Met: YES.
All area of study courses must be graded C or better (a minimum GPA of 2.0) in order to apply to area of study requirements for undergraduate students at Thomas Edison State University.
All undergraduate students at Thomas Edison State University can only utilize a grade of C or better (a minimum GPA of 2.0) in the area of English composition and the capstone in order to graduate.
Students must also meet any minimum required GPA standards established by their School to graduate from Thomas Edison State University.
The area below ONLY APPLIES in cases where one or more of the GPA requirements above is not satisfactory.
Please note that IF there are courses listed in the "Other Courses" portion of this evaluation which are noted with the comment code "GPA", these courses cannot be included toward your degree requirements until your GPA improves. You may improve the GPA by completing courses with grades of "B" or better to offset the "D" grade(s).
Please note that IF your current TESU GPA is below a 2.0. You may improve the Thomas Edison State University GPA in two ways:
1.Take the same course at Thomas Edison State University and earn at least a "C" grade.
2.Take other Thomas Edison State University graded credit courses and earning a "B" or better to offset the "C-"or "D" grade(s).
Students must have a 2.0 or above GPA to graduate or any additional standard required by their school. If you have any questions about raising your GPA, please contact the Thomas Edison State University Academic Advisement Center at 609-777-5680.
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