Any Brandman Students?

[Brownie82]

Going by memory, Brandman was the only school a few months ago that actually accepted the non-proctored exams for credit at Saylor.
However, I think they only accepted up to 21 credits in total for transfer. They're not that cheap as I think they're a for-profit.
How did you figure out it'll be cheaper than WGU? Brandman Tuition: https://www.brandman.edu/admissions/tuition

I was looking at the MyPath Degree which is competency-based:

Brandman’s MyPath competency-based bachelor's programs cost $5,400 per CBE Academic Year consisting of two billing periods of $2,700 each. The first billing period begins when the student starts their competencies and ends when the student has completed a minimum of 12 credits and 24 weeks of instruction. The second billing period begins after the first period is over and ends when the student has completed a minimum of 24 credits and 48 weeks of instruction.

WGU is only *slightly* more expensive at $5780 + fees. From their calculator, Brandman's $5,400 includes tuition and fees. That's not considering any scholarships. I know I can't take advantage of SL scholarship of $500/term off, but if I decide on WGU, I'll shoot for one of the other ones that I am eligible for. Brandman also has a scholarship, but you'd need to start my May 31th, which would be cutting close for me.