TESC degree planning and financial logistics

[Markhamil7]

I am planning out my Social Sciences degree (already have had help from members, thank you).
I applied to TESC and they accepted all 80 credits completed at 2 colleges.
I am planning to complete the remaining 37 credits through Dantes/Clep and FEMA courses and 3 credits through the TESC required capstone.
The question is financial. I have 6 months to enroll from the acceptance of my application. My thought is to do as many tests as possible in that time and hold off enrolling.
Then I would enroll with the Enrolled Options Tuition Plan (annual) $1642 plus fees, plus the cost of the capstone.
IS the cost of reviewing of my new 37 testing credits included in the $1642 (provided I complete it in a year)?

Does anyone see a less expensive way of doing it or see any flaws with the above plan? thanks

[sanantone]

Are you a New Jersey resident? If not, the enrollment fee is $3,062. The cheapest way to do this is to go with the Per Credit Tuition Plan and fulfill the residency requirement with TECEPs. This would cost you less than $1500 with the capstone. If you take into account that the TECEPs are replacing CLEPs/DSSTs you would have taken otherwise, then the savings are even greater. TESC does not charge extra for reviewing new credits. The enrollment and technology fees cover all services for a full year.