COSC DEI requirements

[bjcheung77]

@SkMama, Welcome to the board... You're homeschooling your 16 year old? Awesome to see you're from SK (Regina or Saskatoon?). For Canadians, I pretty much tell them the same thing, get as much Dual Enrollment credit as possible, supplement them with the CLEP, AP, and ACE/NCCRS credits. Instead of COSC, you can focus more on Excelsior and add TESU to the mix... As I mentioned here, the pricing for the TESU flat rate will keep the costs down, he can do a flat rate term and it would be very similar to COSC or Excelsior in cost alone. https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid400633

[dfrecore]

@SkMama, Welcome to the board... You're homeschooling your 16 year old?  Awesome to see you're from SK (Regina or Saskatoon?).  For Canadians, I pretty much tell them the same thing, get as much Dual Enrollment credit as possible, supplement them with the CLEP, AP, and ACE/NCCRS credits.  Instead of COSC, you can focus more on Excelsior and add TESU to the mix...  As I mentioned here, the pricing for the TESU flat rate will keep the costs down, he can do a flat rate term and it would be very similar to COSC or Excelsior in cost alone.  https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid400633

If you just want a COSC AA, your cost for tuition and fees is about $1500.  This does not include the cost of courses/credits elsewhere.  Just the cornerstone and all fees at COSC.  TESU and EU don't come anywhere close to that price.