TESC non-enrollment option?

[darbycreek]

TESC tuition is listed as $157.00 (NJ residents), $212.00 (out-of-state residents), and $398.00 (NON-ENROLLED STUDENTS). What is this non-enrolled tuition thing? Is it of any use?

Not sure why I'd want to, but . . . Can you take a TESC class without enrolling, and then enroll and graduate later on? Thanks.

[jtalama]

I'm new here and also curious what that means as well...

[All-American]

Me too!! And what's the best college to get a BA/BS in History from as far as ease and cost goes?!?

[Storyteller]

darbycreek,
You can take classes at TESC without being enrolled, but as you can see, the cost per class is considerably higher. A 3 credit course is 1194.00 for unenrolled, 636.00 enrolled/out of state.
If you are trying to save money, then unenrolled is definitely not the direction you want to go.
It has a lot to do with your degree plan. The history degree is mostly test-out-able, however, many degrees have limited test-out-ability. Also, sometimes tests like the ECE from Excelsior are much cheaper and quicker than a course. They range from $99 to $275.
It all depends on your degree and your financial situation. Keep studying the catalog and the numerous degree plans that are posted on this forum, you will eventually begin to get a gist of the whole process.
Good luck.