More Transfer Credit with Charter Oak then Thomas Edison?

My work is willing to pay for me to get an AINS through The Institutes. It says on the website "The American Council on Education's College Credit Recommendation Service (ACE CREDIT®) has evaluated thirty-five (35) of The Institutes' courses. " It then says that you can transfer credit to complete a degree at one of the partner schools. They list Charter Oak and Excelsior but not Thomas Edison. Why would they only be partnered with two of the big three? I was planning on using this to help me get a BSBA at Thomas Edison. Should I consider switching to Charter Oak?

 

In this case, being a partner school may not be all that important since TESC accepts ACE-evaluated credits. You should get an evaluation at all three schools if you can afford it.

 

TESC will accept it, the fact that they are not a "partner school" won't matter. It should be exactly what the ACE eval says (35 credits).

 

Shouldn't matter, but each school will still have different requirements and the credit might be more useful at some than others, depends on the type of degree your seeking as well.

 

I agree with this.