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Interestingly, the university does not give out the names of its administrators (as though Google cannot find them). It is impossible to have a civil conversation with staff via voice or chat. It is either circular or condescending. They delayed the response to a grade appeal beyond the 30-day window to file thereby negating it through TESU's inaction. They were able, however, to retain thousands of dollars in tuition that should have been refunded. They will not even let you review your records.... Read More They will let you buy your incorrect records for $18 but will not correct them after you buy them. I have seen barber colleges run more professionally.

Enjoyed attending TESU, the affordability of degree programs is outstanding. The outcomes after graduation further solidified I had made the right choice attending this university. The 5 courses needed for graduation didn't bankrupt me and the faculty was outstanding helping to complete assignments. TESU has a beautiful campus located close to some nice historical sites. I would recommend this school to anyone wishing to further their education, you can take courses while working full time, courses... Read More aren't easy but doable with the right drive and attitude.

I thought this was my only option with military credits, but luckily I was mistaken. Having attended in person and online university prior to this, I can reliably say this is extremely poor 鈥渆ducation鈥� and charged at around $400 a credit hour for you to self teach with a lot of non-value added busy work and a 鈥渕entor鈥� to remotely grade your work who does nothing else. They say it鈥檚 targeted to working adults, but then have policies like every assignment needs to be on a different day, even discussion... Read More forum replies, which makes no sense. Student support is non-existent; if you have any issues or questions, there is no accountability for mentors who make up their own rules that鈥檚 don鈥檛 reflect university policy, advisors who are difficult to get follow up from and some of the textbook selections are blatantly outdated and misogynistic to the point I filed a formal request for review for one of mine bc it was disturbing to have to read. I transferred to a local university to finish my bachelors out because this degree would hold no credibility and is frankly taking advantage of folks who have no other options. My transfer university is FAU, a much higher regarded institution and it costs me literally half per credit hour what TESU was charging, for better experience, education, and esteem.

I received my bachelor's degree online from TESU in 2018. My experience was great overall. TESU is an accredited university catered to the military and busy, working adults. When I enrolled, there was an age requirement of 21 that could be bypassed with a special exception request. Highly recommend if you are self-starting, motivated, and able to handle online learning. They accept up to 90 transferred credits, including credit-by-exam such as CLEP, DSST/DANTES, etc. If you are going this route,... Read More make a list of exams and classes you think will meet the requirements then meet with a guidance counselor to confirm they meet the criteria. You can save a lot of time and money this way. I completed my degree in 2.5 years and the total cost was around $22,000. I will say their tuition has gone up in the past few years. You can get around this by taking all but two classes from other accredited universities, though. As far as professors go, I had one that didn't grade per the grading rubric. The rest were fair and gave helpful feedback. Look up your professors on RateMyProfessors before enrolling in classes. Note: I don't recommend this school if you don't do well with online learning.

I achieved my BSBA (BS in Business Administration) in 2018 and MBA-HRM in 2022 while working full-time and part of the time, being a military reservist. I have to say, my MBA program was far more fulfilling than my undergrad, though I did have some good professors. Logically speaking, it shouldn't have taken an MBA to land a job with the federal government, but here I am. TESU is a good school, but outside of the tri-state (NJ, PA, and lower NY) areas, it's largely an unknown university and so it's... Read More difficult landing a decent position outside the school's geographical area (looking to move to Florida). I received a good education; there was no BS. I was in courses with other working adults as well whom I related with in terms of balancing work, school, and personal life (not easy). I think if more well known universities had this sort of model of offering more degrees online, students like myself, who wouldn't be able to physically sit in class can still earn their degrees while coming from a well-known institution. I'm proud of this institution though.

TESU is a great school for working Adults, Military and anyone who has the ability to work without a lot of instruction. Basically This is a great online program. I do not recommend it to anyone that has a problem with online schools, this school is not for you, however if you are a person that can accomplish a task with out someone holding your hand all the way through the process, you will do well here. The Mentors will assist you in anyway they can, but again they are not going to spoon feed you... Read More the assignments. I completed my AA, BS, MSM, and now my DBA all here at TESU. I am not what I consider a great student, but I am hard working and I put my mind and heart in everything I do, and when I asked my mentors for guidance or assistance I got good sound feed back each and evetime. My Education from TESU has improve my life tremendously both personal and professional. I highly recommend TESU SN

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 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... Read More 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 for people who are self-directed, with good self-motivation, and who do well working independently from in-person classmates and professors. I realized that online courses require more work and study-time than the traditional spoon-fed classroom environment. Some of the negative reviews are just outlandish, like there is too much work, that you fail if you miss your course exams (well, yeah), and that professors do not check submitted home work and just give passing scores. Never happened... Read More to me. You have to know the stuff. Pass the exams and do the homework. It is not a diploma mill. Some of us were sidetracked from the normal course of life, and have come back to finish what we left undone. I am pleased that there is this opportunity embodied in TESU.

I have my AA from community college and wanted to finished by BA with the intention of moving on to grad school when my kids were older. I am now concerned that I won't get accepted with a "degree" from a bs school like this. The mentors, when they do bother interacting, have no input as to the syllabus, course content, or tests. Many of them aren't even the ones who grade the tests. They are not, by school policy, allowed to assign extra credit, which is unfortunate, because good luck passing any... Read More of the midterms. The study guides, when they exist, do not reflect the questions on the test. The assignments are mostly "busy work", some of them remind me of the assignments my 8th grade daughter is doing. I have 2 children, one of whom is about to go to college herself, and I thought this would be a good fit for me, as it was affordable and offered flexibility for my schedule. Unfortunately, in this case, "you get what you pay for" doesn't cut it, because even at it's relatively low cost, this place is a ripoff. As I frequently drive through Trenton, however, I can't help but notice all the new "school" buildings they've been putting up- for what?! To my knowledge there are no in-person classes, and they wouldn't even allow me to take my tests on campus, citing Covid restrictions. Instead they make you use a proctoring service that essentially requires you to download spyware on your computer while a stranger watches you take your exam through your webcam. I don't even want to know what the salaries of the "administration" of the school look like. I wish I could say better things about this place, let's just say I'm not going to be bragging about my graduation this summer. This school may work for some people- if you really just want the piece of paper and don't care if you learn anything and have a high tolerance for ineptitude, go for it. If you're looking to deepen your knowledge, or move on to another level of education, I'd say save your money and stay away.

TESU is fine, leaning towards bad. When you take a Midterm/Final, you can't even see your results when you submit your exam. You can see your grade in the grade book, but you can't see how you answered or the correct answers. Also, the proctoring service required to take an exam makes you download spyware onto your computer. Additionally, the professor for a given course has no influence in creating the syllabus or assignments. They can't view any of the exams, so they can't answer any questions... Read More about exam questions. I change my mind, TESU is a bad college which is only getting worse since they accept less transfer credits now- the only reason to go there.