Urgent Help Needed: Am I Missing Out on a Double Degree or Associate Degree at TESU?

[bjcheung77]

So theoretically if I have enough credits to get two bachelor's degrees at TESU, do you have to pay the residency waiver twice or just once and then do the capstones? I am just super not familar with the way they do things and wondered.  If it is just one waiver fee for both of the degrees, I may apply and get everything transferred in and do the capstones. I don't need the additional bachelor's but I may do them just the same.
How much is the waiver fee anyhow?

Thanks for everyone's patience as I ask a million questions again to those that know more about these schools and how to manipulate them into more degrees on the wall.

You do the two capstones and then pay for one waiver fee when you're ready to graduate. Having said that, you may want to investigate doing the 15 credits instead if you have tuition assistance or reimbursement from work. Example, both capstones and three E-Packs (upper-level credit exams) for a flat rate fee.

Capstone Tuition, $556x3 = $1668, both would be $3336
Residency Waiver Fee: $3,354
Flat Term Rate Fee: $4,428