TESU Multiple Degrees Policy

[Captainrekt000]

As far as we can tell, TESU's current policies are 2 TESU Bachelor's degrees, 2 TESU Associate degrees, and however many certificates you want (so long as they don't overlap with the degrees). Even if you have a previous degree (or two).

That's correct, you can take two associates, two bachelors at TESU and which ever certs that interest you.  The only difference is, you can take certs that overlap the degrees as well.  For instance, you want a BALS with Psych minor, you get the Psych Cert added without any extra cost due to the same requirements.  

For the BSBA CIS AOS, you can get the CIS Cert added... BACS, you get the CS Cert added.  There are only a handful of certs that have different requirements than the BSBA AOS or BALS concentration, those are the ones you can't get, it'll be too costly to take a course elsewhere to transfer them in.  It's your call...

Really??? Is this a new thing? I just took a look at the "Multiple Degrees Policy" on the website. It was my understanding for the past year or so that TESU would not award "ANY THIRD DEGREE", which I interpreted as, "If you got 2 bachelors outside of TESU, we still won't give you a 3rd degree". 

I'm currently working on a BA Comp Sci + Biology second degree bachelor's at TESU. I have my first BS in Chemistry from a different RA university. If this is correct, I SHOULD be able to get another BA/BS from TESU (as long as it's not from Heavin School of Arts and Science). So maybe a BSBA if I'm up for it?