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Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more> - geissingert - 02-04-2016 Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more to fill out application and not officially enroll for a few months? I want to do what will save the most money. Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more> - Decius73 - 02-04-2016 I'm not 100% sure that I understand your question, but I believe you have six months after your application to matriculate. If you take any longer, you need to obtain an extension or your will have to pay a new application fee. Once you apply, COSC is really good with answering questions pertaining to testing out. At least they were with me. Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more> - geissingert - 02-07-2016 So it might cost an extra $75? That's not bad. Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more> - JTP - 02-08-2016 Yes, what you said. I applied in June of 2014 and didn't decide to actually enroll in a course till February 2015 and since nothing major had changed credit wise since I initially sent my transcripts I just paid an additional $75 and had everything sorted out with COSC in a few days and was able to register for the cornerstone course. Enrolling COSC does anyone know if it will cost more> - geissingert - 02-08-2016 jtp Wrote:yes, what you said. thank you!!!! |