Thomas Edison State University

I received an Associates degree in Applied Health Sciences and later a Bachelors degree in Math and Science from Thomas Edison University. I took classes across the entire spectrum with Thomas Edison, classes in mathematics, statistics, Psychology, English... Read More Comp, Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Ethics, Philosophy Microbiology etc... I can say that I have an advanced experience on what their class offerings are and the good and bad of them as an institution. I have worked full time the entire time I attended their school, my career field in the military was extremely challenging and demanded a lot of my time, I also had 4 kids at home making any time I had spare. Thomas Edison is absolutely a school where you get what you put into it, you have to read your course work, you have to go through the books, and do research to be successful. Mathematics and Chemistry are a real challenge online, you have to really grind when it comes to advanced math. If you work hard you will graduate and get a decent GPA, I am leaving TESU soon for a graduate program next in Heath care administration and public health. I recommend TESU to people, it is a demanding school but you can definitely learn a lot from them.

TESU is a good school where you can earn a degree quickly if you are self-disciplined and motivated. Designed for the working adults or those with competing priorities. You can test out of many of the courses you already know and the school has a generous... Read More credit transfer program. The course work is intense but very doable. I would recommend this school to anyone.

TESU accepted my previous credits and allowed me to test out of a number of classes. The classes that I took online were interesting and I felt like I learned a lot. The professors were always willing to provide guidance and were readily available. I... Read More would highly recommend TESU.