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A Comparison: EC vs. TESC vs. COSC - ajs1976 - 07-02-2016
Fees and tuition are different now. TESC no longer accepts FEMA. Gen Ed requirements changed in July 2015. Have you found the Degree Forum Wiki site?
A Comparison: EC vs. TESC vs. COSC - clep3705 - 07-02-2016
No, it isn't. ACE downgraded CLEP A&I Literature to 3 hours. TESU no longer gives 27 hours of FEMA credit. We're still waiting on more information on changes to the capstone course that will be made sometime this year. You may be able to test out of it.
A Comparison: EC vs. TESC vs. COSC - dfrecore - 07-02-2016
HAYDENTREE77 Wrote:A newbie here... This is very helpful. Is this still relevant?
No. Even the Gen Ed requirements have changed somewhat. There is more relevant data on here somewhere, check out the Beginners Guide, which also has one of my spreadsheets on how to get the BALS using Saylor, SL, ALEKS, study.com, etc.
A Comparison: EC vs. TESC vs. COSC - HAYDENTREE77 - 07-04-2016
dfrecore Wrote:No. Even the Gen Ed requirements have changed somewhat. There is more relevant data on here somewhere, check out the Beginners Guide, which also has one of my spreadsheets on how to get the BALS using Saylor, SL, ALEKS, study.com, etc.
Thanks for the info!
A Comparison: EC vs. TESC vs. COSC - Life Long Learning - 07-04-2016
100% agree!:iagree: That is what I did also. Everyone has a little different story. These three were all about the same cost. So cost is not much if an issue. Which college will transfer the most of YOUR credits in and you feel like dealing with is also benefit.
sanantone Wrote:You should just apply to all of them if you can afford it. That's what I did and it became real clear which school would be better for me.