SNHU new gen ed requirements

[jdubley]

TESU isn't that complicated once you get the hang of things. It makes more sense as an enrolled student. If you need help with TESU, let us know.

Thank you. I actually found your double degree plan and now I'm considering this instead: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_BACS_and_BSBA_CIS_Double_Degree_Plan_(rachel83az_version)

If I may I ask, how was your experience with Metropolia?

And, as a high school graduate who barely graduated (poor grades, I was not focused), how should I go about applying to TESU? Start the outside courses first and then transfer in, or apply and enroll first to lock in my catalog?

I will be researching much more of the forum and wiki, it's an incredibly helpful resource!