Temporary TESU Tuition Discount

[jsd]

Thomas Edison State University, a school of 17,200 students in Trenton, has slashed the cost per credit by $145 for in-state residents, while out-of-state students will see a $35 reduction. These cuts are effective for the May, June and July terms.

N.J. college temporarily slashes tuition costs amid coronavirus outbreak
https://www.nj.com/education/2020/03/nj-...break.html

[lacussucceed]

Slash the residency waiver please, thank you!

[bjcheung77]

Weird, why didn't they send an email out instead of having it in the journal? Maybe they just missed my email?! Did anyone receive an email on this? Hmm, let me check my mailbox in case it was in the spam filter... Yeah, I agree, slash the pricing for the residency waiver too!

[bluebooger]

$35
YEAH !!!

https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/per-credit

($509 - $35) times 3 = still too damn much

[CarpeDiem8]

Argh! Now I *really* wish they had answered my emails today! I'm in NJ and this would help a lot!!

[Clepper43]

Whoopee....   

[CarpeDiem8]

I misunderstood this to be $145 per credit, that is not the case!

The Study.com discount is still cheaper per credit, even for me being in NJ. No rush to do SOS-110 separately from capstone now.

In-State = $399 per credit registered

Study.com Students = $379 per credit registered

https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/non-enrolle...nt-tuition

[bjcheung77]

For you, it’ll be $254/credit as it should be 399-145. It’s almost the price of active military who pay $250/credit. I just wonder if it would stack with the Study.com discount of 5%. I am doubtful yet hopeful it will, if that’s the case, it’ll be $234/credit. Someone should email them just to verify...

[CarpeDiem8]

The other thing I see is this appears to only apply to non-enrolled students. I am already enrolled. Bummer!

https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/non-enrolle...nt-tuition

[bjcheung77]

Thanks for pointing that out it’s for visiting students only, it even says in the article and I was thinking it’s students visiting the campus or doing spring or summer sessions on site if needed. Blah, nothing to see here, carry on, the Study.com discount is cheaper. I didn’t even know they had visitor student pricing... it seems like they just created this for the hype... it’s like a special sale airlines or companies have right after they raise the price, and it becomes the same price as if the sale didn’t happen...