Bachelor to Master

[bjcheung77]

Thanks guys now a have a clear view regarding this master degree I was confuse I thought it was take 12 credits for the master degree and it that you get 12 graduate credits at the undergraduate price to be applied to a Master degree later.
Is better to get this degree elsewhere cheaper during the coming year TESU will be more expensive.

TESU graduate degrees at the Masters level are expensive if you pay 'full or regular' price, it really depends on your degree and number of courses you're going to transfer into the degree program. The Bachelors to Masters program is exactly what you mentioned and quoted above, here's how it would work for those who 'hit' the right spots - resourcefully.

Having said that, it'll still come out 'expensive' to our standards of getting as many alternative credits as possible and graduating with the bare minimum residency requirements. Here's an example: BALS > MALS, 12 at undergrad, 12 transfer with ACE or the freebie ASU Grad cert, 12 at regular 'full tuition'. 411x12=4932 + 675x12=8100, Subtotal $13,032

If you go a different route, say an UMPI BLS, ladder to MAOL, it'll be cheaper, easier, faster. Let's just say you take 3 sessions for each degree (instead of two as you like to pace yourself and go slowly) 3x1400+3x2000=$10,200 ... This is in total cost, whereas for TESU, you'll have additional courses to transfer in that may exceed the cost of transferring into UMPI.

Since you're a native Spanish speaker, you may want to go for one of those degree offerings available in that language from Mexico, Spain or a similar country. Many of these are much more affordable, you can have these evaluated by more favorable FCE instead of Validential, I suggest those NACES or AICE members as the first option, maybe even NARIC.