Experience with TESU: MAT-351 Math Modeling, MAT331 Cal III, MAT301 History of math?

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SOS 110 information literacy is mainly busy work, nothing hard. About 40hrs it took me. 
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Experience

In the Liberal Arts capstone in theory you could write your entire paper before you start the course. That course starts out slow, then towards the end the oral presentation and final paper are due.

History of Math looks like only papers with no projects. Should be straightforward.

MAT-351 Math Modeling has an open-source ebook to DL:
https://milneopentextbooks.org/introduct...x-systems/

Calculus III difficulty depends on how hard how Calculus I & II was for you.

You could try to study ahead of time by reading the books and going through the exercises for MAT-351 and Calculus III. Those 2 courses seem the hardest. 

If you can complete 50% of the course work, then you could apply for an 8-week course extension:
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/current/...Extensions

(Deciding on biting the bullet and pay the residential waiver vs doing 16 credit term to save $2-3k)
If you did 16 credits over multiple terms you wouldn't pay the residency waiver though it will cost you $3k more versus a flat-term.

Graduating and finishing every course is more important than saving money so make sure you will be able to finish.

Another idea is that if you are worried about Math Modeling at TESU and were going to take it outside a flat-rate term, then maybe consider taking this and Calculus III at SNHU?  Their rate is $960 a course and the terms are 2 months. SNHU is known for easy A's though I would expect the math would be super easy.
https://www.snhu.edu/admission/academic-.../VJnjmVIKe

TESU would have to transfer these SNHU courses correctly so you would need to look into that.

My question is how much cost a course extension at TESU?
I'm deciding to take the flat rate to finished my degree, and I am going to take several courses in one term, so I can be prepared in case I need more time to finished one of the courses I'm planning to take.