Residency waiver fee payment means no cornerstone (TESU)

[bjcheung77]

So, is the additional course required if you do pay the residency waiver fee of $2k? If so, does it matter which degree (associate or bachelor)? Can we actually transfer in all the credits required for the degree and take no courses through TESU? Thanks. Debbie

This is true only for the Associates degrees (select few) as there are no capstone courses and the BSBA (you can take a TECEP in place of the capstone).
Otherwise, you can transfer everything in with that residency waiver fee. This is what I would recommend, is to complete a BSBA (General Management).