Residency waiver fee payment means no cornerstone (TESU)

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If you go through another school instead, you'll pay different fees. COSC is one of the cheaper ones, but with the 3cr cornerstone and 3cr capstone, plus various fees, you're looking at roughly $2500. TESU wins the price war with COSC for the BSBA because of the Capstone that you can test out of for Business at TESU, but COSC and TESU may be neck-in-neck for the rest of the degrees.

COSC wins for the AA/AS, since that $2000 residency waiver applies to whatever degree you want. I always advise against the TESU AA/AS now, because it's too expensive. Even if you plan on getting your BA/BS at TESU within a year (when the $2000 rw will apply from the AA/AS and you won't have to pay it twice), we all know about the best laid plans - anything can happen, and if you are over the year limit, you will have to pay the $2000 again. No thanks!