when to sign up for TESU

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I applied when TESU had an info session because I knew they'd waive the application fee

But it truly depends on your situation - all the points made previously are absolutely correct - if you save now and wait, you may pay for it on the tail end by being victim to the institutional changes. Best (and unlikely) case, there are no changes and you can do as I did and wait until the info session shows on the website, save the $75. (I didn't apply until November 2016 so the April 2016 Residency change wasn't even on my radar. If you do decide to wait, a lot of the members here are wise enough to advise on any transfer credits you may have already and incorporate them into "the spreadsheet" so you can begin to work through some of the planning and cost allocation of your classes.

It doesn't hurt to apply if you can afford it. If not, Hey, you can only do what you can do, don't sweat it. It's still a better deal and experience than most B&M colleges.