The Office of Professional Learning Review

Here's your roadmap to finishing your University degree faster with PLR credits from the RN License.

• How many college credits is it worth?
• What can I study at Thomas Edison State University?
• How do I get started?
• Can I transfer PLR credit to another institution?
   

The most current University review identified up to 63 credit(s) in course equivalencies at Thomas Edison State University for successfully completing the RN License. A student's credit eligibility is determined according to the submission of appropriate documentation as well as the documented date of successful license completion. If you completed your license outside the effective dates listed in the following table, check the notes below the table for any reference to an earlier University review.

The license components have been divided into the following courses:
(TIP: Hover over each column heading for a description)

• To get the most out of the credits, consider the following degree program:
• RN-BSN Program
• Contact the School of Nursing to learn more about the degree pathways related to your PLR assessment
• If you have additional college credits you would like to transfer or prefer a different degree program at the University, a University academic evaluation will determine whether and how PLR credits may fulfill the requirements for your degree of choice.

 

• Submit documentation of successful completion
  Students should submit a copy of their RN license to the Office of the Registrar, Thomas Edison State University, 111 West State Street, Trenton, NJ 08608. TESU can verify the license using state websites. In NJ, visit the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs. In PA, visit the Pennsylvania Licensing System. OPLR is available to assist with verification if necessary.

• Learn more about enrolling at TESU
• Get started on your TESU application
• Estimate the cost of attendance and identify potential sources of financial aid using our College Financing Plan

 

If you are seeking to transfer the PLR credits to another college, the decision whether or not to accept these credits in transfer rests with that college. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that the receiving institution's academic policy will allow transfer of each credit. Thomas Edison State University offers a non-degree service called Individual Learning Account that may be helpful.

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