I'm having SO much trouble w/ TESU and DSST (Prometric)

[Merlin]

So do I understand right, it would only cost me $300 to enroll? For some reason I thought I had to pay the $2200 waiver right away.

For those of us using alt. credit options, enrolling at TESU means registering for a course (or TECEP) at TESU. You become officially enrolled 10 days after the start of that course's term. Any course or TECEP will work for this.

So, you can enroll for $25 if you take a 1cr TECEP (like Medical Terminology), but since you have to take the cornerstone course anyway, you might as well enroll with the cornerstone course. You can pay the residency waiver any time you like, but you are not required to do so until you apply to graduate. To be safe most recommend waiting until that point to pay. You'll also pay the graduation fee (or fees if you are looking at more than one degree) at that time as well.