09-29-2023, 05:00 PM
At this point COSC has a place. It would be good if you were in this scenario:
-You have a lot of RA credits and ideally lots upper level but no degree. (90+ - 114)
-You want to do as little work as possible to get a degree (meaning less classes)
-You might qualify for some aid
In this case, it would likely be cheaper than EC and TESU and only two classes at COSC so not much work to do. But for starting from zero or close to zero COSC is not a good idea.
The big 3 refers to the fact you can transfer in 100+ credits. Even UMPI, WGU, PUG, UMGC, etc all require 30 in residence or 25% or the degree at their school. That is the universal minimum and the big 3 are the only USA RA schools that have lower than 25% residency requirement.
-You have a lot of RA credits and ideally lots upper level but no degree. (90+ - 114)
-You want to do as little work as possible to get a degree (meaning less classes)
-You might qualify for some aid
In this case, it would likely be cheaper than EC and TESU and only two classes at COSC so not much work to do. But for starting from zero or close to zero COSC is not a good idea.
The big 3 refers to the fact you can transfer in 100+ credits. Even UMPI, WGU, PUG, UMGC, etc all require 30 in residence or 25% or the degree at their school. That is the universal minimum and the big 3 are the only USA RA schools that have lower than 25% residency requirement.
![[-]](https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/images/collapse.png)