TESC's Comprehensive Tuition vs. Enrolled Options Tuition

[Jonathan Whatley]

So, I'm brand spanking new at all this. From what I read here, I should pay the 75 in tuition to get an estimate of what TESC will take then make a plan for what to clep from there? Does this work with a Nursing degree as well??

Welcome!

You can't enter nursing by distance through TESC.

• If you're already an RN, you can earn a BSN or MSN, or another degree.

• If you have a bachelor's degree and meet competitive admission requirements and are chosen for one of the 30 seats per year, you can take a second-bachelor's BSN from TESC on the ground full-time in Trenton and Hopewell, NJ.

• If you're interested in earning a general associate's or bachelor's degree, you can plan to include prerequisites for nursing (and other health) programs within your plan.

There's a case to pay the application fee for an estimate, though it's probably not that hard to get a good sense of what TESC will take by looking at your transcripts (including military training records) and published material on TESC's website, and/or asking here.