TESU BA After Prison...

[AboNad]

I'm so sorry to hear about this! First off, I would definitely reach out to Strayer (or at least log in to see what's what). There might be nothing you can do, but depending on your prior grades you might at least have Cs in those courses. Personally, I didn't want to deal with the final assignment for the math course I was taking, so I just... didn't do it. I still got a B. If you had As before, mathematically I think you should have Bs or maybe Cs if you skipped the last week.

If you just want the fastest/cheapest degree right now, UMPI would likely be the way to go. They have a BLS with a Management Information Systems minor that would sort of fit what you wanted. I'm not sure that it would unlock the grad degree you want, though.

On the other hand, if you want to continue with TESU, the wiki's been kept up to date with degrees: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap Depending on TESU's updated feeling regarding SDC's Discrete Math and others, a CS degree may still be cheap & easy from them.

Thank you @Rachel for your response! Apparently I didn't do as well as I thought with Strayer? Or maybe the Final held more weight than I thought in one of the courses because when I just finally logged in, I have a D, C and B. Uggh. I will go ahead and reach out. I think the fear of being told 'no' and 'goodbye' are what's holding me back.

I'll head over to UMPI and check them out. I had recently saved a thread about them giving credit for the W3Schools cert and that's what made me pay for it lol. I'm wondering if they'll make me submit my Strayer transcript? That 'D' is hard to look at and with such a small amount of graded courses, I'm worried that will hold too much weight.

Heading over to the TESU wiki now. If I were to get a general BALS with TESU, would you recommend Saylor, Davar, or SDC for UL credits in terms of ease? I liked Sophia's courses because I could move through as quickly as needed and SDC's courses for the same reason, but obviously I can only take a limited amount with each of those at a time so I'm conflicted.