July 2018 current fees at the Big 3

[Merlin]

I just noticed TESU updated their costs & tuitions page for Study.com partnership.
Link: https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/costs-tuition

2018-2019 Comprehensive Tuition
Study.com Students $6,350
For students who plan to take 21 credits or more via TESU courses in a single year.

2018-2019 Per Credit Tuition
Study.com Students $366 per credit registered
For students who plan to take for up to 18 credits or less via TESU courses in a single year

Application Fee  $75
Includes official TESU academic evaluation and access to TESU advising.

Residency Waiver Fee for Study.com Students  $2,200
This fee is applicable for students who earn less than 16 credits via TESU courses for an associates or bachelors’ degree.

TECEP 100-level and 200-level $25 per credit registered
TECEP 300-level and 400-level $75 per credit registered

Graduation Fee  $332
This fee is paid the year of graduation.

How do I make sense of what I'll expect to pay if I'm on the Study.com discount, and don't expect to take any TESU classes, except the bare minimum that they require?

Assuming you're talking about a bachelor's degree (and not the data science degree - which doesn't require a capstone), if you transfer in 117 credits then the bare minimum is the following:

$75 Application fee
$300 Cornerstone course (1 credit)
$1,098 Capstone course (3 credits)
$2,200 Residency Waiver fee
$332 Graduation fee
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$4,005 total ($3,705 with cornerstone waiver)

The cornerstone is a required course, but you may request a waiver (saving $300) after doing either of the following:

1. Pay the residency waiver fee - may need to verify that this is still the case, it was prior to July 1st.
   
2. Transfer in at least 104 credits as part of the initial evaluation. (From what I've read, the 104 credits technically need to be included on the initial credit evaluation to grant the waiver, but I'm pretty sure it can be on any eval, not just the first one.)
   

Note: You used to be able to get the cornerstone requirement waived with Study.com affiliation, but that option was recently rescinded.