I received my evaluation from TESU. I am confused on why certain areas are not fulfilled. I only expected everything except for 6 of 8 of the core psych degree, Info Lit, Capstone and one RA to be incomplete.

I think they did not receive my study.com transcript before the evaluation. But my Sophia credits seem to not all be applied; I'm more concerned about this.

For A. INTEL & PRAC SKILLS it says 1 of 4 completed, but it shows they accepted my Eng 1 and 2 from Sophia, and I am only missing Communications and Info Lit. So this means they are not accepting Workplace Communication from Sophia, correct?

Do I have to take Public Speaking and Political Science?

I thought I had Intro to World Religions w/ Sophia, if I complete this now, will that count toward Intellectual & Practical Skills?

If I take and pass any HSK or TOPIK exams, will that count for any credits?

I plan to register for July Capstone
I am trying to graduate December 2026.
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*My Credits*:

Study.com:


105: Research Methods in Psychology (3)
312: History & Systems of Psychology (3)

College/University:

Transition to the Professional Nursing Role (2)
Information Systems in Healthcare (3)
Health & Wellness (Transferred as "Special Topics in Nursing" (3)
Pathophysiology (Transferred as "Special Topics in Nursing" (3)
Health Assessment I (2)
Anatomy & Physiology I  w/ Lab (4)
Anatomy & Physiology II w/ Lab (4)

Sophia:

Ancient Greek Philosophers (3)
Introduction to Psychology (3)
Introduction to Sociology (3)
Art History I (3)
Introduction to Ethics (3)
Human Biology (3)
English Composition I (3)
Foundations of Statistics (2)
Introduction to Statistics (3)
US History I (3)
English Composition II (3)
Workplace Communication (3)
College Algebra (3)
Introduction to Nutrition (3)
Introduction to Chemistry (3)
Art History II (3)
Microbiology (3)
Microbiology Lab (1)
Lifespan Developmental (3)
Introduction to Chemistry Lab (1) To be completed in a couple days

Other:

I have a LPN license but no courses transfer from the program.

In Progress/Intented to Take:

Information Literacy (3) - Edx - Enrolled; expected to be completed 8/4
Medical Terminology (3) Plan to Enrolll w/ Portage Learning to fullfill the last RA credit requirements
Organizational Behavior (3 UL) - Sophia - Enrolled; For UL credit

Remaining Core Psych Courses via Study.com - Expected to be completed this month:

1. Psychology 310: Psychology of Personality (3 UL) - Taking now
2. Psychology 316: Advanced Social Psychology (3 UL)
3. Psychology 106: Abnormal Psychology (3)
4. Psychology 311: Physiological Psychology (3)
5. Sociology 305: Sociology of Work (3 UL)
6. Criminal Justice 305: The Juvenile Justice System (3 UL)

What's Left: 
Capstone(s)
Residency Waiver Fee

Thank you for your help! My transcripts and evaluation are attached.

Myriam

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I've never framed or hung any of my degrees on the wall. I'm thinking I might switch things up and give it a shot. Drawback: diplomas aren't usually that interesting to look at. 

Does anyone have some "degree wall" inspiration to share with me to make displaying them more fun/festive/aesthetic?

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South College’s MS in Accounting and MS in Instructional Design and Technology will now be offered by competency-based education. The MS in Accounting is accredited by the IACBE.

Hi everybody,

I just got an email from TESU that they're gonna launch a new program called "Accelerated Courses" starting in July, 2026.

In general, they take some of their "Guided Study" courses, and put them into a 4-week format. Those courses appear under a new section called "Accelerated Courses."

I interpret it as such that TESU intends to provide an alternative for students who already have subject matter knowledge due to previous work experience or for students who simply had to deal with some of the material covered in those courses in the past. Hence, students can speed through those classes significantly, meaning that you can finish in 4 weeks instead of the regular 12 weeks. That's a big time saver here.

In my view, it looks like TESU intends to compete against other online schools that offer similar programs, such as WGU's competency-based programs or UMPI's 8-week terms. However, what TESU intends to do is to provide a sort of hybrid option: on the one hand, this 4-week format is kind of competency-based because students should already have previous knowledge to be able to speed through those accelerated courses; on the other hand, they are shorter than most of their competitor's courses (mostly 8-week format vs. TESU's now 4-week format alternative).

However, you cannot finish all undergrad programs completely this way; the ones you can finish completely are: 

However, several of our most popular degrees can be completed entirely through these accelerated courses, including:

• B.A. in Liberal Studies (General, Computer Science, or Humanities)
  
• B.S. in General Management
  
• A.A. in General Studies
  
• A.S. in Business Management or Computer Science
  
• AAS in Construction and Facility Support 
  

Has anyone successfully transferred alt credits that replace any of these 7 TESU courses? Cal II and Phy II w lab community college could do but any other sources?

APS-4000 Occupational Safety & Health 
APS-4020 Applied Quality Management 
APS-4900 Engineering Tech Assessment/Career Planning 
CTR-2120 Programmable Logic Controllers 
ELT-3080 Industrial Electronics 
MAT-2320 Calculus II 
PHY-1160 Physics II with Lab

Thank you!

This program isn't too crazy, math-heavy. 


https://www.umgc.edu/online-degrees/bach...ligence-ai

It's been a bit since I've last checked some of Coursera's offerings, but it appears that they have recently added the following:



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