Is TESU Still The Cheaper Way To Go?

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So i plan on finishing my undergraduate degree with TESU. I already had my transcripts evaluated and would have finished last year but Covid-19 struck and everything went down hill. I struggled with personal expenses, rent, e.t.c and tried to stay afloat. Now, i am getting back on my feet and will like to quickly complete my Bachelors, but i had to make a calculation on my expenses if i am to go with TESU and discovered i will be spending a lot. So, i guess my question is, is there a cheaper alternative out there for a Bachelor's degree? This is my breakdown. 

For the fulfilment of a BA in History from TESU ( After the evaluation of my transcript)
Courses needed to complete (27 credits needed)

1) HIS-101 Western Civilization I

2) HIS-102 Western Civilization II

3) HIS-113 American History I

4) HIS-114 American History II 

5) Ethics course ( Business Ethics)

6) Civic Engagement course ( American Government 3)

7) HIS-379 Historical Methods

8) SOS-110: Living in the Information Age

9) LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone Course 


So these are the required courses i need to fulfil. Based on my last discussion with a student advisor i will be able to test out numbers 1 to 6 with straighter line to reduce cost. 

Numbers 7, 8, 9 has to be taken with TESU and will cost $1500 each = $4500

Also, i have to pay Residency fee of $2500

This totals to $ 7000

Now i do not know if there are other required fees to be paid later, but based on my discussion with a student advisor last year, this is what it is . So my question still remains, is TESU still a cheaper option, or is there something better out there?
Please, i will like to know. Thanks