Tuition Reimbursement for Competency-Based Programs

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Patten creates a receipt that makes it look like your first two classes are what your whole tuition went to (split evenly among the two courses). It's shady, but works for reimbursement.

I think wgu gives you a receipt of all courses completes and CUs earned, and a total of what you paid that term. Similar, but more legitimate and should work for reimbursement all the same.

No idea how flexpath works, unfortunately. But probably something similar.

I know this doesn't help you as far as getting pre-approval, but just some general info I thought I'd share.

Exactly what WGU did for me when I applied for MilTA. Infact, they wouldn't even let me enroll in more than 3 classes, effectively forcing me to pay out of pocket to cover the extra expenses.