TESU enrollment question

[bjcheung77]

Can you please explain the aas bog schools and how to save $1800? I am also helping my homeschooled student obtain a degree while in high school. I was looking at tesu for her aa.

It won't work for her. The BOG AAS is only applicable if you have 12 credits from a regionally accredited college or university. I emailed all 9 WVCC's and there are no exceptions.
Another requirement is that, the individual has to be out of high school for 2 years, all other credits are transferable. Some, not all will waive the 3 credit residency requirement.

What you can do is get an AA/AS or ASBA on route to the Bachelors from TESU. Has she decided on which bachelors degree she wants to get?
She can complete all the courses using CLEP/DSST, Straighterline/Study.com and the TESU Capstone course, that's all she needs actually.

If she takes courses at Study.com, they have an affiliation/partnership with TESU, the pricing drops down to $1800 for waiver, $1098 for capstone and they waive the $300 cornerstone.