TESC's Comprehensive Tuition vs. Enrolled Options Tuition

[jtalama]

If you end up taking more than 20 (or is it 23? it's somewhere between there) credits in a calendar year, Comprehensive works out to be more economical. Anything less, particularly if you plan to fulfill most of your degree requirements through testing like bricabrac suggested, would be better under Enrolled.

When you say, "taking more than 20..." Do you mean taking 20 - 23 credits for TESC classes (to fulfill FA requirement) and CLEP??? Or is that 20 - 23 credits of TESC classes only, not including credits I plan on CLEP-ing?? I'm a tad confused. :confused:

I'd like to finish a BALS in a year and I need 48 credits to do that. Am I being unreasonable by thinking I can complete that many CLEP credits in 1 year??