r/tesu

TESU should really get a better proctoring service. This one is deplorable. They are incredibly invasive. They take forever to get started and log you out multiple times before you can begin. Exams usually start 30 minutes to an hour after the begin time. i have now taken many exams on here. This is the only Proctor service I've ever used but there has to be something better! Does anyone else feel the same way, or is it just me?

Hi! I applied to the TESU BAYADA Scholars Track in June, and my application was moved to final review on July 27. I still haven’t heard anything yet. I noticed today that my TESU portal no longer shows my prerequisite progress or GPA information. Did this happen to anyone else while waiting for a decision? I’m a little concerned and wondering if this could mean I was denied or accepted.

My midterm is coming up next week for Fluid Mechanics (EGM-3310). The study guide says book and calculator are allowed. What does that look like in practice?

Can I use both course books or is only the main one allowed? Are books provided online during the exam?

Is there a limit to the type of calculator I’m allowed? Should I get TI 36x, TI 84, or is one provided online?

Hi everyone,

I’m working on my B.S. in Aviation Maintenance Technology at TESU. My evaluation shows 73 credits applied and 48 credits remaining.

Before I start taking courses through Sophia, Study.com, or other ACE-approved providers, I want to email my academic advisor and ask them to confirm:

Which remaining courses I can transfer through ACE.

Which courses I must take directly at TESU.

Whether my proposed 15 TESU credits will satisfy the residency requirement.

Whether the specific Sophia/Study.com courses I selected will satisfy my degree requirements.

Which approved providers I can use for Chemistry and Physics with labs.

Is it normal and appropriate to ask an academic advisor to review and approve a complete plan like this before enrolling in the courses?

I just want to avoid taking classes that TESU may not accept toward my degree.

Thanks for any advice from current or former TESU students.

Hey! I wanted to ask you a few questions about the TESU ABSN program I’m seriously considering the program and would love to hear your honest experience.

How difficult did you find the material and exams? Since each unit is only 8 weeks, did you feel like you were able to actually learn the material, or was it more about keeping up with the workload? Also, how many exams/major tests did you usually have per unit?

And what would you say is the biggest thing you wish you knew before starting the program?