When TESU degrees are discussed here I usually only see the $3,354 Edison Accelerate Fee (formerly Residency Waiver Fee) mentioned.

These are some additional fees to keep in mind;

$50 - Application Fee
$298 - Graduation Audit Fee

2.95% - Convenience Fee for credit and debit card transactions.

So plan for at an additional minimum of $348 to complete your degree.

I applied to both schools recently. I applied to University of the People since they received the regional accreditation to the MSIT program. They finally accepted my documents proving language and math and I will be starting there on April 10th, if I decide to attend.

I also applied to Eastern University, MS in Data Analytics. The required GPA there is 3.0 but you can apply with a letter of explanation. I had right at a 2.78 so I decided to take my chances. I submitted all the required documents and awaiting a decision.

My questions are has anyone applied with less than the 3.0? I have worked with data now as an Ops and UAT Analyst for 10 years or so which I hope will strengthen my application. I also completed a Google Data Analytics Certificate that I submitted. 

Last question is if you could decide between the two, which would you pick?

Just wanted to let this community know about an upcoming Free Virtual Graduate School and Certificate Program Fair. It is free to register and there are no registration requirements (other than you must register in advance). The fair is hosted by Vault and CareerEco.

You can learn about applications and scholarships, meet 1:1 with admissions reps, and learn about a variety of programs, including: part-time programs, virtual programs, and short certificate programs. Even if you cannot attend in person, you can express interest in programs when you register.

Register using the link below.

Vault Virtual Career Fairs

Just wanted to let this community know about an upcoming Free Virtual Graduate School and Certificate Program Fair. It is free to register and there are no registration requirements (other than you must register in advance). The fair is hosted by Vault and CareerEco.

You can learn about applications and scholarships, meet 1:1 with admissions reps, and learn about a variety of options, including: part-time programs, virtual programs, and short certificate programs.

Even if you cannot attend live, you can still register in advance and express interest in specific schools and programs.

Register using the link below:

Vault Virtual Career Fairs

I saw on the wiki here that Study.com's Psychology 105 should transfer over to TESU's PSY-3220, but on study.com's guide, it says that course transfers as PSY-2290 "Intro to Research Methods in Psychology". Can anyone verify this has transferred successfully recently to PSY-3220? I'm working on my overall degree plan and know that I need to put in 15 credits at TESU and trying to figure out which ones MUST be at TESU other than the Capstone and SOS-1100.

Thanks!

study.com's guide: https://study.com/college/school/thomas-...rsity.html

BUS 240
Change Management
BUS 260
Leadership
BUS 321
Human Resource Management
BUS 343
Project Risk&Cost Mgmt
BUS 345
Database Management
BUS 400
Project Mgmt Applications I
BUS 401
Project Mgmt Applications Il
BUS 415
Operations Management
BUS 440
Business Analytics
BUS 469
Strategic Professional

These are all the classes I finished so if I wanted to get MAOL, I would just have to finish these 10 classes?

OLS 500

OLS 510

OLS 520

OLS 530

OLS 540

OLS 550

OLS 600

OLS 630

OLS 640

OLS 650

Hi everyone! I've been lurking and doing random things long enough. I'm ready to get this darn degree and have one last shot. Can anyone help me with a degree plan? I can afford one month of Sophia

Your Location: Suburb of Chicago, IL
Your Age: 30 (almost 31!)
What kind of degree do you want?: Preferably psychology, but I'll take what's fastest as priority.
Current Regional Accredited Credits (anything with a C or better):
Saint Xavier University
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3) B
Human Physiology (4) C - their equivalent to Anatomy and Physiology II
Rhetoric and Writing (3) C - their equivalent to College Composition I
The Examined Life (3) B - introductory philosophy course
Principles and Methodologies of Psychology (3) B - their version of Introduction to Psych
Nursing Transitions (1) B - requirement of their nursing program
Human Anatomy (4) C - their equivalent to Anatomy and Physiology I
Principles and Methodologies of Biology (3) B

New Mexico Junior College
Beginning Spanish I (4) A 
Child Psychology (3) A
Psychology of Adjustment (3) A
Educational Psychology (3) A
Adolescent Psychology (3) A 
Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (3) A (criminal justice course)
United States History from 1877 (3) A 
Music Appreciation (3) A
Human Relations (3) A (psych course)
General Sociology (3) A 

Arizona State University
Computer Applications and Information (3) A+
Contemporary Global Controversies (3) B+ - a POS UL course 
Psychology of Gender (3) A+ - an UL psych course
Careers in Psychology (3) B - SBS UL
Social Psychology (3) A+
Energy in Everyday Life (4) B

Southeast Community College
Microsoft Excel (1) B+
Lifespan Human Development (3) C+
History of Photography (3) B
Basic Medical Terminology (1.33) A+
Composition II (3) B
Abnormal Psychology (3) A+

Joliet Junior College
Pharmacology/Nursing Process (3) C 
Microbiology (4) A 
Cultural Diversity in America (3) A 

Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:
COMPLETED: 
Straighterline
American Government B
Introduction to Criminal Justice A 

Any certifications or military experience?: NONE
Budget: as little as possible. I have maybe $5k left of student loans 
Commitments: I have 4 young kids (6 and under) that are in daycare, I work 4 hours a week as a rehab technician, and am in a transitional housing program that requires some classes during the day. I also have ADHD.

Dedicated time to study: 20-30 hours per week
Timeline: Planning to enroll for Summer II and really want to finish in one term.
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: Financial Aid (~$5k)

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Overall, I'm very gung ho about electric cars, though I acknowledge that many of these vehicles aren't highly practical for everyday use.

Hello everyone! 
I am hoping someone can shed some light on which college I should go with once I finish my AAS-Criminal Justice to use ACE credits. Which college lets you transfer the most ACE credits? My completed courses will be listed below but I was debating n getting a minor in psychology also if that matters. 

CRJ235: SERIAL KILLERS
CRJ277: INTRO TO CRIMINOLOGY
CRJ:278 VICTIMOLOGY
CRJ280: DRUGS,CRIME,&SOCIETY
CRJ216: CRIMINAL LAW
CRJ217: CRIMINAL PROCEDURES
CRJ295: CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAPSTONE
CRJ296:CRIMINAL PSYCHOLOGY
CRJ:204 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
CRJ100: INTO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRJ202: ISSUES/ETHICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE

ENG101: WRITING1
ENG102: WRITING2
BIO112: INTRO TO BIOLOGY
PSY110: GENERAL PSYCOLOGY
COM181: BASIC PUBLIC SPEAKING
HIS108: HISTORY OF THE US THROUGH 1865
SOC101: INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
CIS100: INTRO TO COMPUTERS
GE101: STRATEGIES FOR ACAD SUCCESS
POL101: AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
MAT146: COMTEMPORY COLLEGE MATH 

Currently on my list as options I have:

Study.com
CRJ306: Research methods in Criminal Justice
CRJ305: They juvenile Justice System
PSY104: Social Psychology
PSY107: Lifespan Development
PSY108: Psychology of adulthood
PSY310: Psycology of personality



If I am not over my transfer limit:
Sophia:
Us History2
Intro to Ethics
Criminology

After doing a ton of research on affordable, accredited online universities, I decided to try out Newlane University.

Newlane University is accredited by the Distance Education Accrediting Commission (DEAC). The DEAC is listed by the U.S. Department of Education as a recognized accrediting agency. The DEAC is also recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

Newlane is competency-based and they offer:
- B.A. in Liberal Arts
- B.A. in Liberal Arts - Business Administration
- B.A. in Liberal Arts - Psychology

There’s a Reddit sub for Newlane, but it’s practically dead—only two posts and not much discussion. After checking out the official website, I decided to apply. Right after, I got a link to schedule a video call with a counselor. Honestly, that annoyed me because I prefer a straightforward online application with no unnecessary steps, and I definitely didn’t want any kind of sales pitch. But out of curiosity, I scheduled it for the next day. Happily surprised.

When the meeting started, the person introduced himself, and it turned out to be one of the actual founders of the school. Was not expecting that. I don’t know if that’s a good or bad sign, but it was definitely interesting. We ended up talking for about 30 minutes, and I asked about pricing, accreditation, and what motivated him to start the school.

I totally forgot to ask how many students are enrolled, but based on my research, it seems to be a couple hundred. I’ll confirm when I get an answer.

What impressed me was that there was no upselling at all. He told me the exact pricing structure upfront. The way it works is simple: you pay a flat monthly fee ($39) while you’re enrolled, and once you hit a set total cost ($1,500), you don’t pay anything else. No hidden fees, no books to buy (everything is online), and they accept up to 90 transfer credits.

It’s competency-based, so you work at your own pace—as fast or as slow as you want. If you stop taking classes, you stop paying.

The website itself is easy to use, though it looks a little dated. That doesn’t bother me, though, because it loads super fast. I also got an email about credit transfer, so I’m in the process of updating my credits.

So far, so good. Another thing I like is how fast the communication has been. Every email I’ve sent has been answered the same day or the next day, and I was assigned a student support person in case I need help. Haven’t had to use them yet, but they did give some advice on course pacing: “If you have 5-10 hours a week to spend, we recommend taking one course. If you have 10-20 hours a week, taking two courses is totally doable. You can also change how many courses you take at once as you get a feel for what works for you at Newlane.”

So far, my experience with Newlane has been fast, smooth, and no-nonsense. I like what I've experienced so far, but again, I am a very new student. I've sent in my transcripts and I'll keep everyone updated on how it works out.