I am interested in enrolling in the Pierpont BOG AAS Program, as i study in degreeforum, Pierpont BOG AAS Program is meet with my budget, but I am also open to attending any online accredited institution. My primary goal is to pursue the most efficient path towards obtaining a bachelor's degree, as this will significantly broaden my career opportunities in the workplace. It is crucial to me that the program I choose is accredited by the relevant state or local government authority of the college's location. I have been informed by Malaysia's MQA that validation is only recognized for programs accredited by the state or local government of the college's location, which is essential for recognition in my home country.
Thank you,
Your Location: Malaysia Your Age: 30 What kind of degree do you want?: Pierpont BOG AAS Program in mechatronic / Engineering program or IT program or other online program (attached a image replied from Nancy that mentioned Pierpont BOG AAS Program is accepted international students.)
Current Regional Accredited Credits:
I think my education is non-credit transfer program to other country bcuz all the credit i collect from my home country is under TVET program.
Attached a link for your reference. https://asem-education.org/compendiums/m...2Dlearning.
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Master in Project Management, Graduated Year 2023
CIAST Shah Alam Total Credits: 60 (Malaysia Credit)
Diploma in TVET-i, Graduated Year 2016
ADTEC Shah Alam Total Credits: 60 (Malaysia Credit)
Diploma in Technology Mechatronic, Graduated Year 2015
ILP Pedas Total Credits: 30 (Malaysia Credit)
Certificate in Technology Mechatronic, Graduate Year 2014
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: 0
Any certifications or military experience? Google Cybersecurity
Budget: USD 1k+
Commitments: I currently work full time and can work on my studies part time, i am looking fully online program.
Dedicated time to study: Estimate 10-12 hours every week.
Does anyone know how the Excelsior payment plan works? It says you can divide it up between 2-6 payments. Do you have to make all those payments within the course timeline? For instance, if I take an 8 week course would it be divided into one payment the first month and one payment the second month? I'll be getting reimbursed from my employer but I want to know how much I'm going to have to come up with upfront.
Hi guys! I graduated from TESU in June 2022 with a Dual BSBA of Business Administration in Healthcare Administration and HR/Organizational Management. Also two associates degrees in business administration and arts.
I’m beyond frustrated. I have yet to find a job. It’s tough out there. I’ve paid for resume writers, used ATS scanners, adjusted every resume to the job I’m applying for. Believe me I’ve done it all. Networked on LinkedIn, made posts, used the fishbowl app, asked for referrals, etc. I have been ghosted by recruiters more times than I can count. I’ve attended interviews that went well only to be told that hiring needs have changed, I don’t have enough experience, lay offs occur, hiring freeze, etc.
Two months ago my husband was diagnosed with cancer. I guess in a way it was a blessing that I wasn’t working so I could take care of him. I’m having surgery next month. I feel like it’s one thing after the next. Right now money is so tight. I can’t afford certifications right now. I’m considering taking out a loan for additional schooling. I’ve been looking into WGU’s BS HIM and MHA programs. Does anyone have any insight of these programs? Im anxious to make a move on one of these programs because I don’t want to waste my time and money. Does anyone have any advice regarding schooling? I’m not looking for advice on finding a job. I’ve been told by recruiters that I’m doing everything right and it’s just the job market.
Interesting enough... I knew a few of these, but not all of them, how many did you know? I wonder why they didn't make things easier before, like give the entire places to Canada like parts of Vancouver Island, in exchange for Alaska. There wouldn't have been so many extra un-needed borders...
Interesting... Did anyone get this in their emails? ENEB Double Masters for $30 Euro? I just signed up for another two, as this is an amazing deal... I don't know how many people got this email, but it does say a limited number of students, so, don't know who they are targeting for this exclusive deal. Didn't see anyone post on the sister board or on here either...
I read in the forum that some folks got this offer for two free TECEPs in February, so I went ahead and applied to TESU. After not getting the offer within a few days of acceptance, setting up in the portal, etc. I emailed testing@tesu.edu to ask about it. As you can see in the following, the email text says "general education" TECEPs. However, in the "scholarship eligibility form" I am seeing the long list includes 3000, and 4000 course codes - which I believe is for upper level. Also, note that they say it is first-come, not need-based, and not guaranteed. I am also unclear on how long you have to actually take the TECEPs with this offer. So, I'm nervous about deciding which ones I will select. Even though it is less bang for the free bucks, I will likely do medical terminology and will look closely at my likely degree plan in combination with "easy" reports to choose the other. Everything I've read makes me think I will hate taking the TECEP: proctoring nonsense; small font for my old eyes; being used to predictive grammar and spelling assistance I won't have; inability to go back, even when asked to elaborate on previous questions; etc. Anyway, here is what they sent me when I asked for it:
***Below is our TECEP Scholarship email that was sent out. Please make sure you complete the TECEP scholarship form in #2. Just click the red “Complete” and it should take you directly to our TECEP Scholarship sign up link. Congratulations on your admission to Thomas Edison State University! We are delighted to share more good news from TESU: You qualify to take up to two (2) TECEP exams at no cost for the April term! Scholarship Terms: This scholarship is dependent on available funds for the April 2024 term, which begins Monday, April 1st, 2024. Registration for the April term is open. First come, first served! Please note: this scholarship can only be used for the tuition cost of up to two (2) general education TECEP exams in this term and is nonrefundable and nontransferable. Financial responsibility for any other courses registered outside of TECEP exams will be the financial responsibility of the student. Your next steps are: 1. Create your TESU Student Account if you have not done so already. 2. Complete and submit the Scholarship Eligibility Form, noting which TECEP exam(s) for which you wish to be registered. 3. Go to Student Self Service and complete the Student Agreement. Upon receipt of the form, you will be registered into your selected courses, and will be notified of the applied scholarship funds. Need help determining which TECEP(s) to start with? Reach out to your Admissions Counselor! If you have questions, we can help. Please email the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@tesu.edu or call us at 609-777-5680. Please remember that you will have to register by Friday, March 29, 2024 at 3:00pm EST. If you are registering for other classes along with the 2 free TECEPS, you will have to pay in full, at the time of registration for those classes. ***Prior to TESU registering you for your two TECEPs, you will have to accept our agreements first. To learn how to accept our agreements, click here: Self Service, Adding Proxies and Record Release Authorizations At the end of the video you will learn how to accept your agreements.
Quote:We are thrilled to announce that Thomas Edison State University is unveiling a brand new logo this week, symbolizing the culmination of our 50th anniversary celebrations and heralding an exciting leap into the future. You will see this new logo on our marketing materials, our website and our social media accounts beginning today.
Since our establishment in 1972, TESU has been a leader in adult online education, constantly innovating in credit recognition for prior learning, forming unique partnerships and delivering cutting-edge online courses.
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Our new logo, featured at the top of this e-mail, retains the distinguished burgundy of its predecessor while introducing vibrant accents of gold and deep gray, paying homage to our rich heritage. The block lettering of "TESU" strengthens our identity while honoring our history. Alongside the logo, a new icon (right) embodies forward thinking and progress, illuminating the path of education.
The contemporary design of the logo reflects our commitment to honoring our past while embracing transformation. As we embark on this journey, we celebrate our five decades of transformative education. Rooted in innovation, we continue to shape the future of higher education, ensuring a brighter tomorrow for our students and communities.
The meticulous process of designing the logo involved thorough research and feedback from stakeholders, including staff, students, and alumni. We hope you'll join us in embracing this modern brand as we forge ahead into an exciting future for TESU.
No more of that blurry thing that supposedly depicted a clock tower.
I was one of the students involved in this initiative last year, glad to see they finally launched the new design.
Hello good people, I was wondering if anyone could help me with the following:
I want to enroll in an MS program in psychology at ACG (Greece). I do not have a BA because I dropped out after 4 years of electrical engineering school and they won't let me enroll without a BA. They have this 1-2 term conversion program where they would first judge my competence to enroll in their MS but even though I let them know that I was studying in uni and dropped out to start my own company, they won't let me take it without an actual BA in my hands.
My first question is whether a "life experience" BA that I could buy online would be okay for them to let me take the conversion program or if my application would get thrown out and I would get blacklisted from every college in existence. I'm not trying to scam anyone or lie, I just want to do the (expensive) conversion program and prove that I'm capable of finishing the MS program.
My second question is what the absolute fastest way for me would be to get an accredited BA so that I can do the conversion and enroll in their MS. Their BA in psychology, as they told me, would take me at least 3.5 years and I'm NOT sure that it's worth it. I'm thinking getting a quick BA from elsewhere and then doing their MS is better for me. But then again perhaps finishing their BA will make my resumee and skill as a therapist even stronger.
All of that having in mind that I want to become a licensed therapist as quickly as possible.
Has anyone received a decision from UIUC regarding the CEE doctoral program for Fall 2024? My application status has been "Awaiting Decision" since the end of January. I submitted my application on December 27, 2023. According to the graduate program, decisions were supposed to be provided starting from February 15th.