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What will be the cost to graduate? - sarahrahul - 05-16-2018
Hello,
I have finished most of my courses and only a few remain so now its about taking out big bucks to get moving.
As per my understanding the cost with study.com affiliation will be :
Residency fee- 1800
Capstone- 1500
Am i missing anything? Is there any graduation application fee or anything else?
Thank you
RE: What will be the cost to graduate? - mvk - 05-16-2018
(05-16-2018, 10:39 PM)sarahrahul Wrote: Hello,
I have finished most of my courses and only a few remain so now its about taking out big bucks to get moving.
As per my understanding the cost with study.com affiliation will be :
Residency fee- 1800
Capstone- 1500
Am i missing anything? Is there any graduation application fee or anything else?
Thank you
https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/costs-tuition
https://support.study.com/support/solutions/articles/11000029791-do-study-com-members-get-a-discount-at-thomas-edison-state-university-
Application Fee $75
Residency Waiver Fee for Study.com Students $1,800
Graduation Fee -$332
5% Tuition reduction on Per Credit Tuition Plan tuition, or $366 per credit attempted. Capstone - $1,098
RE: What will be the cost to graduate? - dfrecore - 05-17-2018
Also, make sure you realize that you need to pay the RW and Capstone fees before 6/30 to get those discounts. So for the Capstone, you need to register, either for the July or August term, and then contact the school to pay the RW.
You can apply for December graduation before Oct 1, and that price will most likely go up after 7/1 (that's when they change their prices each year, and they've only gone up as far as I can see).