Need planning advice - cut-off clarification for TESU

[ARhead]

Thanks for the responses everyone. I definitely like the idea of having insurance and don't mind paying a bit for it, as you say Dfrecore.
As of tomorrow I'll have 15 ace credits, is there any reason I shouldn't just enroll at TESU now? And if so, is there anything I should know before doing so? I'm pretty good about educating myself on here but I'm sure things have slipped through the cracks. The study.com scholarships don't apply as I'm Canadian. I don't know what the SL one entails but they don't seem to have one for TESU anyway.
Again, thanks for all the help the three of you and others give on here. This would never have happened for me without you.

edit: When you enroll do you have to choose a degree program?.....Because to be honest I'm not too sure what path I want to take, I just wanted to get all my gen ed's satisfied and then go from there.

[lacussucceed]

The SDC discount: https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/how-to-get-started "Study.com students benefit from having access to a 5% discount off in-state per-credit tuition rates, regardless of their location. Below are current discounted tuition options for Study.com students and a list of common fees."