Getting Started

Welcome to TESU! Here are your next steps!

Your Next Steps


  • Access Your TESU Account

     Retrieve Your Username


    1. Access the New Online Student Services Forgot Username link.
    2. Enter your First Name, Last Name and the personal email address you gave the University (do not use your @students.tesu.edu or @mentors.tesu.edu email address) and select Submit.
    3. You will receive an email containing your username.

    Set/Reset Your Password


    1. Go to https://selfservice.tesu.edu/Student/ and enter your User name and click continue.

    A screenshot of the sign in process in the TESU Self-service portal

    2. To reset your password, click “Forgot your password?” link.

    A screenshot showing the "Forgot your password?" link

    3. Enter your username (firstname.lastname) and the email address the University has on file (do not use your @students.tesu.edu or @mentors.tesu.edu email address).

    A screenshot showing the Forgot Password retrieval process.

    4. Press Submit.

    A screenshot showing the confirmation message that appears after selecting "Submit."

    5. Go to your email and look for a message from MyStudentRecords-DO_NOT@tesu.edu (Self-Service Account Management Response) and Click on the “Reset your password” link.

    A screenshot of an example email you will receive to reset your password.

    6. Enter your User name, New password and Confirm new password. Click “Reset Password” Password requirements:

    • 6 to 20 characters in length
    • Include both letters and numbers
    • At least one capital letter and one lower case letter
    • Include a special character ( except: ; \ ? : @ & = < > )
    • No instance of your name
    • No recently used passwords
    A screenshot showing the Reset Password form.

    7. You will receive a confirmation email that the password reset was successful.

    An example confirmation email you will receive after resetting your password successfully.

    8. Click Please sign in using your new password to continue.

    A screenshot highlighting the "Please sign in using your new password to continue" link.

    9. After entering your credentials, you must enter the verification code that will be sent to your email.

    A screenshot of the verification process you must complete after resetting your password.An example verification email you will receive to complete the verification step.

    10. Enter the verification code and click submit.

    A screenshot demonstrating where to enter the verification code you will receive via email.

    Success! You will receive notification and an email that your password has been successfully changed. At this point, Sign out/close Online Student Services (OSS) windows/tabs.

    Log into myEdison Experience, with your @students.tesu.edu email address and new password.

    A screenshot of the myEdison portal.

    Still need assistance loggin in? We can help. Call (609) 777-5680 or email enrolled@tesu.edu.

  • View MyProgress

    MyProgess and Student Planning allow you to plan courses for the future and map out a timeline for your degree completion. You can identify courses with special characteristics, such as ZTC (Zero Textbook Courses) easily in your search for courses. To view MyProgress:

    1. Login to myEdison Experience and navigate to Student Self-Service. To create your myEdison Experience account, follow the steps in the “Create Your TESU Account” section above.
    2. Once in Student Self-Service, click on MyProgress and Student Planning on the home page. MyProgress provides a dynamic view of the requirements for your degree program, what you have completed and offers choices for the remaining requirements.
    3. Visit the MyProgress tab for video assistance and step-by-step instructions.
    4. A list of transcripts and credit-bearing documents that are included in the evaluation can be found under the Transfer Credit Evaluated by TESU section of Student Self-Service. In the MyProgress Program Notes section and in the University catalog, you will find important notes on policies that apply to your degree.
  • Reach Out to Your Admissions Counselor

    MyProgress and Student Planning allow you to plan courses for the future and map out a timeline for your degree completion. We encourage you to first reach out to your Admissions Counselor to discuss your academic plans, and then if further planning is needed at that time, you can make an appointment with an Academic Advisor to discuss your next steps once MyProgress has been updated to include your transfer credits.

  • Register for Courses

    Please visit our Course Registration page to learn how to register online for your courses.

    You can also watch this video, which goes through the steps to register for courses.

    Here you will:

    • Log into Self-Service
    • Accept the Student Agreement in Self-Service by using the left-side menu to navigate User Options and Required Agreements
    • Learn about the payment requirements and Financial Aid information
    • Register as a Military student if applicable
    • Register for Undergraduate courses
    • Register for Graduate courses

    A screenshot showing the user agreements students must sign.

  • Learn about Proxy Assignment, Expanded Administrative Control and Student Records Release

    Proxy Assignment for Student Financial/Financial Aid information


    Would you like to authorize a designee to access your financial records or pay a bill on your behalf? A Proxy Assignment enables you to do just that by allowing you to create and validate a separate self-service account for a designee of your choosing. Your designee will have access to your financial account information and payment functions. You can complete the Proxy Assignment form online to set up account access. Once activated, your designee has access to your student financial information only. Interested in designating someone to also speak on your behalf to TESU staff? Authorize a Proxy for your financial information.

    Student Records Release/FERPA Consent Authorization


    As an adult-serving institution, TESU prefers to work directly with students on academic and administrative issues. However, some students would like to authorize us to speak to a family member or other designee on their behalf. Students can now use their credentials to provide us with the name of a designee with whom we can discuss their academic information. The process allows the designee to discuss matters pertaining to your academic records, financial account information, financial aid, final course grades and registration.

    Visit Student Self-Service to learn more about Expanded Administrative Control

    Watch our demo video to learn more about activating consent authorizations and student agreements:
     

Download the TESU Mobile App


Please visit your preferred device app store to download the TESU mobile app!

Download on the App Store
Get It On Google Play
 

If you have difficulty with any of the above, please send an email to admissions@tesu.edu for additional assistance.