Sophia and Excelsior?

[Jonathan Whatley]

As another option, you can tell him about TESU, as it'll require 6 credits instead of 7, and it's one less class to take at the institution, he can transfer in 114 credits.  He can try to get those Sophia.org credits, but I don't think it'll hit up that 113 number for the Bachelors...

Interesting, The website only states 90 on the website, but I was reading on the wiki about paying a residency waiver?

TESU's transfer credit caps of 90 are specifically for credit from community college or from non-collegiate providers (e.g., alt-credit). They do not limit transfer credit from accredited institutions higher than the community college level. (Now that many institutions still titled community colleges are accredited to offer bachelor's degrees, you might confirm with TESU whether they consider them community colleges for the purpose of this rule if it affects you.)