Thomas Edison State University

TESU was the right school for completing my bachelors. I encourage anyone thats completed an AAS degree plus additional coursework at 4 year schools or military training to strongly consider attending. After transferring courses from other colleges, only 5 courses were needed to obtain my bachelor's degree in Applied Science. My mechanical engineering degree lined up well with the applied science curriculum.

I almost have earned my BSBA here over two years and transferred in a ton of CLEP tests. It wasn't a bad deal but it's expensive if you're not careful--get the annual enrollment plan and it's OK but you must be ON IT... People won't look out for you there as much and you must ask questions.

Professors are pretty good for the most part. I learned a ton, they were all holding doctorates, and very keen.

Staff isn't bad but you must learn when the deadlines are, how to get the most out of your annual plan, if the bill is correct, etc. I use a call recorder because once they said I owed $5k more than I actually did.

In the end this the University for transferring in credits but you will do potentially better elsewhere if you're not transferring a bunch of CLEP/ACE/DSST accredited courses.

This was a great university, I received my Bachelors of Science from TESU and found every course exceptional, and the best learning experience. Office of the registrar did a great job and my counselor was helpful, professional and helped me achieve my academic goals.