Just found out today that I needed 60 graded credits BEFORE my FIRST bachelor's degree is conferred. I have 31 credits (1 ASU + 30 UMPI) with a GPA of 4.0 before conferring BLS with Minor in Psychology. 

Does it make any difference for the application now if I don't have a cGPA with LSAC? Does it make any sense to get additional undergraduate credits since it still won't help with getting a cGPA with LSAC?

Trying to understand if I need to forget about my dream of getting into ABA T14 or at least T50 law school, or instead, focus on LSAT and get a high score with my GPA 4.0 and still apply?

Appreciate any input.

Hello everyone,
I am planning to apply to TESU and would like to know if there are any promo codes or ways to obtain an application fee waiver. If anyone has received a free application fee before, I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your experience.
Thank you! ?

As I start to look at potential graduate school options... I have a question for everyone here.

If i wanted to become a Professor at a college for business courses, can the cheaper options for MBAs floated in this forum qualifies me to do so? (ENEB, Elmwood, etc)

Has anyone achieved that?

Is TESU providing BS General Management? or BSBA General Management?

Or is it the same?

If it changed, when did it happened?

Hello! I hope you all are well today. I am considering going to Thomas Edison University online. I am a NJ resident, and I am also using Amazon career choice voucher, is anyone else using it too? My job gives me $5250 a year, no lifetime maximum. Will this cover me for the year at TESU with no credit transfers? How many terms do you have to do? Only looking to do 6 credits a term, 2 classes is well enough while working full time at the warehouse lol. I qualified for the Pell grant at $4601 but I don’t think I can do 12 credits(considered full time at TESU iirc), so would I be getting the less than 4601? Just trying to not go into college debt, I declined the loans. Looking to go into HR management bachelors degree by the way. Thanks!

I am 12 credits away from finishing the TESU BACS, but UoPeople has just received RA accreditation, and it's cheaper. I know TESU can be done faster, but speed doesn't matter to me. However, the reputation of UoPeople doesn't seem very good, and I also don't like its name, it sounds communist and not a serious university. Any advice?

Hi all, I need help! I recently graduated from TESU with my bachelors in History. I took the social studies praxis and passed, and was planning on becoming a history teacher. THEN, a job in the music department opened up. I started out as a Music Ed major when I first began my undergrad, and would much prefer to teach music. I took the Music praxis and passed. I have 48 credits in music. My problem is, the CE requirements in NJ state that at least 12 credits must be upper level (junior, senior, or graduate) and I only have 5 credits at the 300 level or higher. So my question is, what is the quickest and cheapest way that I can get the remaining 7 upper level music credits needed for the CE so I can land this job before September? Currently my plan is to complete prior learning assessment portfolio's through TESU, but I am wondering if anyone knows of any quicker or cheaper ways I can go about this. Thank you in advance for any and all insight!

Haven't seen much discussion on how to actually do this, and the academic department at ENEB is taking long.

I didn't anticipate the increased workload this year and ended up with too many ENEB programs than I can finish.
Is there a way to resell one of the programs I'm enrolled in? As in, can I transfer one master's to someone else while keeping the rest?

Would love to hear from someone who's actually managed to do so.
What was the process like? How much did it cost?

I'm adding an additional minor and trying to decide the best/easiest path. Currently, I'm enrolled in BUS 350 and contemplating dropping it to take it at Sophia, instead. If I do that, I'll have to take BUS 240, BUS 343 & BUS 469 at UMPI. If I keep it, I'll need to take BUS 240, BUS 343 & BUS 350 at UMPI. Either way, I *must* take 3 courses at UMPI. 

The reason I'm thinking about dropping 350 and taking it at Sophia is because I heard that the Sophia version is much easier than UMPI and BUS 469 is a much easier class than 350. Is that true?

I'm currently taking Spanish and Biology at Sophia, so it wouldn't be any additional $$ to add 350. Thoughts??(I'm getting a BAS, so not as much flexibility as the BLS.)

How quickly can ten courses be completed at umpi? Transferring 90 from ace and another college and want the costs as low as possible. Is it possible to do in one semester or session ?