ENEB Master Thread

[michaeladsmith2]

Good Morning Scholars:

I'd like to share with you the response I received from the FCE Evaluator for Excelsior University relative to my ECE Course-by-Course Report, we've been discussing since receiving my report this week. Again, Excelsior ONLY accepts the Subject Analysis Report ($275.00) from ECE, but they did look over my Unofficial Copy/Report and responded kindly as followed:

Hello,

This is the response I received form our evaluation team.

Hi Marc,
 
Thanks for your message.  For the first question, yes, a 2.5 credit course can be used to satisfy a 3.0 credit course (except in the case of Written English where a student must have 6.0 credits total so (2) 2.5 credit courses combined would not meet that requirement).  Most of the credits on this student’s ECE transcript are business courses so that shouldn’t be a problem.
 
As for the transfer credit maximum, there really isn’t any limit except in the case of a second degree and in that case we can only accept 90 credits from the first degree towards the second degree. 
 
I hope that helps.  Let me know if you have other questions.  Happy Friday!
 
Best,
Vicki  
 
 
If you have any questions please let me know.
Sincerely, 
Marc Tabales
Military and Veteran Admissions counselor
Marc.Tabales@excelsior.edu
844-843-9308
Hours of operation:
8:30 am to 5pm EST Monday -Friday
Excelsior University 


And so, Excelsior University DOES accept ENEB courses as transfer into a Bachelor's degree. And there is NO LIMIT on the amount you can transfer (unless you are obtaining a second BS/BA, where they will only accept 90 credits.  

By the way, I just received an email from ECE confirming they USPS Priority Mailed my Report to me and TESU. I will keep you posted on TESU's receipt and Degree Evaluation as they apply these ENEB credits to my current degree plan.

I absolutely will be completing my other 2 ENEB Masters (maybe I'll add the Masters in Big Data or something)...but I want to make sure I complete 30 Modules from ENEB...so when I do Excelsior's required ECE Subject Analysis Report, I will have all 30 Courses (potentially 90 credits) added to Excelsior.