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Signed up for the guardian scholarship - dfrecore - 05-22-2017
Silly_Me Wrote:Goodness. You're not kidding. $6,350 for the comprehensive tuition plan? That's quite a savings.
Now, how does this affiliate program work? If I'm on study.com when I apply to TESU, then I can say I'm an affiliate. But, what if I'm done w/ study.com two months later? Am I still guaranteed all these great discounts - for the duration of all my years at TESU? That seems like the deal of the century. Surely there's a catch...?
Yes, you still keep your affiliation after you're done - and you can show that you have courses brought it if there's any questions. The only catch is that the affiliated price expires on June 30, 2018. So at that point, if you haven't graduated (if you're on the per-credit plan and need the residency waiver discount) or signed up for the hugely discounted comprehensive plan (good for a year), then you're out of luck.
I'm going to ask if that price is correct. It just seems that it can't be!
Signed up for the guardian scholarship - Gymfan15 - 05-22-2017
Question; is the Guardian scholarship 5 classes + Personal Finance or 6 + Personal Finance? Either is fine but just trying to determine how I need to allocate my time this month.
Signed up for the guardian scholarship - jsd - 05-22-2017
5+Personal Finance
Signed up for the guardian scholarship - Silly_Me - 05-26-2017
Do you guys know if the Personal Finance course counts for anything on the general education core?
Thanks!
Signed up for the guardian scholarship - bjcheung77 - 05-26-2017
Silly_Me Wrote:Do you guys know if the Personal Finance course counts for anything on the general education core?
Thanks!
Nope, for TESU, it's a free elective. General Education is only a humanities, social science, math/science. No Business/Tech courses.