Any disadvantage to transferring credits right away?

[dfrecore]

@dfrecore - thank you for the explanation! My first degree was in political science, but there are some math courses from a minor that will transfer. I made a post with my degree plan here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...university

It was my understanding that for second degree students, if the first degree was RA (mine was, or at least as close as you can get for a foreign school) then the 30-credit RA requirement is met from the start. Is that not the case?

It does sound like I should transfer the Sophia courses in as soon as I get feedback, and that they won't block future, necessary courses from transferring in.

I read a bit of this older post just now.

One of the things that's a mistake is "Earn at least 24 credits that didn't count towards my previous BA" - the reality is, you need 24cr that you earned after your last degree was conferred.  Slight difference, but it will apply here and to other future readers.

My real question is, why are you going to TESU if you want more graded credits in the major?  Are you planning on doing all of those courses at TESU?  Or are these the ones that you're doing at your CC, and then finishing up with alt-credit and the capstone at TESU?  Because TESU is WAY too expensive to do courses at unless you do the 16cr single term there.

Yes, the first degree is considered RA, so you shouldn't have any trouble.

Sophia won't "block" anything, I'm not really sure what you mean there.