University withholding transcript

[sanantone]

Using a financial aid refund check clearly would be the best option but would I be able to get into tesu and get financial aid without first submitting my transcripts? I tried to get into my local community college and they required all of my transcripts before I could get in. I'm hoping tesu would allow this. If not tesu are there any universities any of you know of that would accept me without transcripts initially and then I could just use the refund check to pay the debt.

I started and received financial aid at Colorado Technical University and Central Texas College before sending all of my transcripts, but Colorado Tech is not cheap. If neither New Mexico Junior College nor Clovis Community College work for you, then look for online courses at in-state community colleges. In some states, in-district is even cheaper than in-state.

What if I found a really cheap online university like the university of phoenix and took two semesters there and got the refund check from them? The community college near me required my transcripts before allowing me to enroll. Worst case scenario I would need to enroll in a cheap online university for two semesters to get the refund.

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I just spoke with tesu admissions and they said I could enroll and give them the transcripts later. So it looks like I can enroll with them apply for financial aid/student loans, use the refund check to pay off the debt from my previous university and i'm all set.

I see that University of Phoenix dropped their tuition rate to $398 per credit hour, but that's still not considered cheap. Logan University, for example, charges $150 to $275 per credit hour depending on your GPA and whether or not you're a transfer student. Fort Hays State University charges $218.67 per credit hour. Peru State College's website isn't working properly right now, but I know they charge less than $300 per credit hour. Chadron State College charges $289 per credit hour.

TESU is only cheap if you choose the comprehensive tuition plan.