TESC is starting to seem like the best option

[Levi]

That's kind of suprising actually. I wonder if is an effect of being a state run school.

I don't know, but I decided to go with the Enrolled Options Plan, which is less expensive and makes much more sense for my situation.

The annual tuition costs (not including various fees) are:

Comprehensive Tuition Plan: $6,720.00
Enrolled Options Plan: $2,623.00

[jackzack87]

yup, cust. service is really the worst at TESC -still; I enjoy my choice. It was this or COSC for me, and I like the flexibility that I have here. Best $$ too, from my research.

I don't think you can screw it up; so don't sweat it. The $ is comparable to EC, you can survive ignorant customer service reps (I am; the misinformation is maddening though) and they are the easiest to tranfer to, although it takes sooooooooooooo long to get a proper evaluation. Still - I'd do it again.

DO it.

Jack

More than a few people say that the customer service stinks at TESC, but they also look like the easiest school to get a BA from. They give credit for FEMA, they take 200 courses as upper level (so a few CLEP/DSSTs would count) etc. I almost ruled them out, but I don't want to be hasty. They are starting to look like a good option for me, and the name of the school is the best of the three IMO.

Any feedback from TESC students would be helpful and appreciated. This is a huge decision for me and I would hate to screw it up.

Thanks,

Brian

[doghouse42]

What does it mean that there are no payment plans? Is there any way to get any sort of financial aid?