July 2018 current fees at the Big 3

[davewill]

That info is on a PLA page. I'm not sure it applies generally because the main TECEP page shows $39 per credit for enrolled students and $53 per credit if not enrolled. Don't have link, but I saw it last night.

I have a link

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


"Here are the costs (current as of the 2017-2018 academic year)"

So, they haven't gotten around to updating that page yet, since we're in the 2018-19 year now.

[allvia]

It looks like TESU changed TECEP pricing to be cheaper for LL but more expensive for UL. I thought it was previously $39 per credit.

2018-2019 Tuition and Fees
TECEP Tuition
Lower Level TECEP Exams (100-200): $25 per credit registered
Upper Level TECEP Exams (300-400): $75 per credit registered

https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/pla-tuition

Haha, the LL TECEPS are perfect for enrollment purposes... or to extend enrollment...

And since many here do take them for exactly that with the new rates the Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics (MAT-105-TE) is going to become very popular for ease and price point.  I'm glad that I'm so close to the end of all this now...

[MNomadic]

It looks like TESU just switched part of their help desk system so I'm just now getting responses from several emails I've sent over the last several months. In one email I asked something about TECEPS. This is their response, "This was updated in July and is $25/credit for lower-level courses (100/200 level) and $75/credit for upper-level courses (300/400 level)."

[Study.com]

Hi all!

We wanted to share the latest TESU pricing for Study.com students effective for anyone who enrolls starting today.

The new pricing is:

Residency Fee Waiver: $2,200 (increased from $1,800)
TECEP (100-level &  200-level): $75 (decreased from $117)
TECEP (300-level &  400-level): $225 (increased from $117)
Tuition: $366/credit (no change)
TES-100 Cornerstone:  Lifelong Learning Strategies: $300 (applies if you  are not transferring at least 104 credits or are not a nursing student)

Also, we recently published five new upper-division ACE recommended Health courses:

Health 301: Ethical & Legal Issues in Healthcare
Health 303: Healthcare Organization & Management
Health 307: Healthcare Delivery Systems
Health 309: Healthcare Informatics
Health 310: Human Resource Management in Healthcare

Please let our customer support team know if you have any questions about the new pricing.

The Study.com Team

[allvia]

Hi all!

We wanted to share the latest TESU pricing for Study.com students effective for anyone who enrolls starting today.

The new pricing is:

Residency Fee Waiver: $2,200 (increased from $1,800)
TECEP (100-level &  200-level): $75 (decreased from $117)
TECEP (300-level &  400-level): $225 (increased from $117)
Tuition: $366/credit (no change)
TES-100 Cornerstone:  Lifelong Learning Strategies: $300 (applies if you  are not transferring at least 104 credits or are not a nursing student)

Please let our customer support team know if you have any questions about the new pricing.

The Study.com Team

Alas, we knew if was too good to be true that the Waiver would stay at the $1800 when July came around - the discount was just too great.

[jsd]

Thanks for keeping us updated, it's appreciated even when it's not the best news.

[davewill]

Honestly, this is still great pricing. It's $800 off of the usual out of state fees for the capstone and residency waiver. And you can still get around the cornerstone of you can afford to wait until you have 104cr before applying.

Holding the line on the tuition was a welcome surprise.

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Oh, how about the comprehensive tuition plan. Is that also the same?

[Study.com]

Hi all!

We wanted to introduce a small correction to our previous post about the new TESU pricing.

The increase in the Residency Fee Waiver became effective on July 21st for the September 1st term. What this means is that any Study.com student who has not yet paid this fee will now need to pay the $2,200, even if they applied and initially enrolled when the fee was $1,800.

The new pricing is:

Residency Fee Waiver: $2,200 (increased from $1,800)
TECEP (100-level & 200-level): $75 (decreased from $117)
TECEP (300-level & 400-level): $225 (increased from $117)
Tuition: $366/credit (no change)
TES-100 Cornerstone: Lifelong Learning Strategies: $300 (applies if you are not transferring at least 104 credits or are not a nursing student)

Please let our customer support team know if you have any questions about the new pricing.

Thank you!

The Study.com Team

[davewill]

Hi all!

We wanted to introduce a small correction to our previous post about the new TESU pricing.

The increase in the Residency Fee Waiver became effective on July 21st for the September 1st term. What this means is that any Study.com student who has not yet paid this fee will now need to pay the $2,200, even if they applied and initially enrolled when the fee was $1,800.

The new pricing is:

Residency Fee Waiver: $2,200 (increased from $1,800)
TECEP (100-level &  200-level): $75 (decreased from $117)
TECEP (300-level &  400-level): $225 (increased from $117)
Tuition: $366/credit (no change)
TES-100 Cornerstone:  Lifelong Learning Strategies: $300 (applies if you  are not transferring at least 104 credits or are not a nursing student)

Please let our customer support team know if you have any questions about the new pricing.

Thank you!

The Study.com Team

No discount on the comprehensive tuition plan?

[jb111]

TESU generated an invoice for me a couple weeks back showing 1800. I finally made the payment today. Hoping I slid in at the old price. This is been a ridiculously expensive summer. Do you have kids going off to college? It’s exciting.