Any disadvantage to transferring credits right away?

[rachel83az]

It's generally advised to transfer credits as often as is reasonable. There's always a chance that TESU will stop accepting specific credits or will change what they're accepted for. As long as it's already transferred in, you're golden. If you haven't yet transferred them in, you're in trouble.

You must have at least 30 RA credits per degree. (The remainder may be ACE/NCCRS credits.)
The RA credits may consist of 16 TESU credits + 15 CC credits. Or 6 TESU credits + 24 CC credits. Or 6 TESU credits + 24 TECEP credits. And so on.
There is a 90-credit transfer limit for CC credits.

Once you've hit these credit limits, you can still continue to transfer in credits from the same source, but they won't count towards your degree. They'll show on your transcript, however, which may be useful to some students.