TESU Cornerstone for AA?

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EDIT:  I first read Capstone, I see that you mentioned Cornerstone.  The Cornerstone is easily waived by taking a course (or more) through Study.com as just mentioned for the other associates I listed (that may have more applied job market value).  Many TESU associate degrees do require a Capstone, that is far too much $ for that level of a degree (imo) - the required residency waiver is costly enough.

You mean cornerstone right? I see other people in this thread saying a cornerstone is required for the AA but I have never read anything about a Capstone being required for an Associate Degree. I hope that is not the case.

If you read the full post, you can see that there was an edit, where allvia mentioned that he/she didn't realize you meant cornerstone rather than capstone.