Can someone explain to me registering for TECEPS and not taking them?

[dfrecore]

Interesting.  Does this also make count as "enrolled," and also eligible to do additional transcript evaluations?  IE, I can just bring in my Sophia/SDC credits as I finish them?

Yes - which is one of the reasons we tell people to do this.

so how does "enrolled" in protagonist's post apply to this 
https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/flat-rate-tuition             

"Students registering for fewer than 9 credits per term will continue to be enrolled under Per Credit Tuition"

"Per Credit Undergraduate Tuition              
Out-of-state Residents: $519"

so you're paying $519 for a one credit TECEP to maintain your enrollment status ?

Depending on which TECEP you choose, you pay $50/cr for LL ones and $75/cr for UL ones.  I would choose the 1cr LL exam.  $50 to become an enrolled student.

As for what you're linking to, if you enroll for courses, it's $519/cr.  A TECEP is not a course.

If you enrolled for 9cr or less worth of courses in a single term, you'd pay $519/cr.  If you enrolled in 10cr or more of courses in a single term, you'd pay the flat rate.

[Flelm]

https://www.tesu.edu/degree-completion/w...ke-a-tecep

I'm 99% sure the basic medical terminology one is LL, so $50.

[protagonist]

Just to confirm - I did enroll in the medical terminology tecep. It was $50. Sometime in March my status should change to enrolled, and I will post here just to confirm with others.

[Merlin]

Just to confirm - I did enroll in the medical terminology tecep.  It was $50.  Sometime in March my status should change to enrolled, and I will post here just to confirm with others.

You will become enrolled 10 days after the start of the term in which you are enrolled. So if you registered for a TECEP in the March term, and the beginning of the term is say, March 3rd, you will become enrolled on March 13th or 14th. After which you can withdraw from the TECEP or just forget about it and let it become a "not taken" on your transcript. Either way you don't get any money back.