Question regarding Oral Communication req/ Study.com

[rachel83az]

if you later go for a Bachelors and it takes you longer than a year, it'll be another residency waiver fee!

This is not true according to their fee page. A waiver for an associate's covers the waiver for the first bachelors. The only waiver he would be responsible for would be the difference (if it goes up from $3192).

Of course I would print a PDF of that page and put a ticket into the registrar to verify if I was going to go that route...

Actually, it's 15 months. https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/fees

If a student pays either residency waiver fee or does not graduate within 15 months, they will be required to pay additional credit hour residency waiver fees.