09-14-2021, 02:30 PM
I'm glad your experience with COSC has been smooth.
I applied to COSC in June and am still waiting for a transfer credit review (partly my fault for not getting them AP scores from the start). Still, I feel like I'm going back and forth with them in e-mails and am talking to a brick wall. My experience with COSC has been very frustrating and honestly feels like a complete waste of time/$ (mostly time) since I've already enrolled at another college since COSC dragged their feet so many months. I still have no idea how many credits I would have needed at COSC to get a degree.
2 classes for $3200 isn't cheap to me, but it's probably a decent deal for online. If that's all you had left, it sounds like COSC was a good value for you. I've heard that COSC is very generous with accepting transfer credits, so it does seem like a wonderful option for many people.
I applied to COSC in June and am still waiting for a transfer credit review (partly my fault for not getting them AP scores from the start). Still, I feel like I'm going back and forth with them in e-mails and am talking to a brick wall. My experience with COSC has been very frustrating and honestly feels like a complete waste of time/$ (mostly time) since I've already enrolled at another college since COSC dragged their feet so many months. I still have no idea how many credits I would have needed at COSC to get a degree.
2 classes for $3200 isn't cheap to me, but it's probably a decent deal for online. If that's all you had left, it sounds like COSC was a good value for you. I've heard that COSC is very generous with accepting transfer credits, so it does seem like a wonderful option for many people.
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