Careerea 's COLLÈGE DE PARIS MBA

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It worked out well. Michael was awarded 35 upper-division credits at TESU. TESU is expensive, even more for out-of-state students, so factoring in the incredibly low cost of the credits he transferred in, he made out like a bandit. He saved about $19,000!

In reality, few people from here take many credits at TESU so it's not really a $19,000 savings.

Depends. Some people don't like testing out (I would fit that description if I didn't already have degrees), and if they don't have much or any credit to transfer they would be taking a lot of credits.

I have not seen anyone on this forum take 35 credits at TESU. The RA requirement is pretty new and there's far less expensive ways to get RA credit than taking classes at TESU.