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I am contributing to the cause of bringing this thread to page 33. I see we made it! Can we make 50 paqes? 33 pages going once, 33 pages going twice, tilt windmills for 34 pages!
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sanantone Wrote:Not if you test out of everything and enroll under the Enrolled Options Plan ($3,000). Now, there is a new tuition plan that's potentially even cheaper. But, thank you for reviving this thread which had been buried for 3 months.
Not if you're not qualified for the Enrolled Options plan, like me. My degree in Computer Science requires the full plan, which CP gladly shoulders the cost.
I love reviving threads! I have revived years-old threads in other forums, why not this one? :mrgreen:
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gmx0 Wrote:Not if you're not qualified for the Enrolled Options plan, like me. My degree in Computer Science requires the full plan, which CP gladly shoulders the cost.
The Enrolled Options plan can be used for the BA in Computer Science.
TESC in an email; I'd asked about the BA in Computer Science Wrote:Thank you for contacting Thomas Edison State College! You can earn your degree by utilizing the enrolled options plan. There aren't any regulations on which tuition plan for you to use to earn a degree. The tuition plan you choose is ultimately going to be based on how many course you would like to take over the course of the year. The enrolled options is typically best for a student who thinks they will be taking 24 credits or less over the course of a year or more of a part-time basis.
Please feel free to follow up with any further questions!
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gmx0 Wrote:Not if you're not qualified for the Enrolled Options plan, like me. My degree in Computer Science requires the full plan, which CP gladly shoulders the cost.
I love reviving threads! I have revived years-old threads in other forums, why not this one? :mrgreen:
Why would you not be qualified for the Enrolled Options Plan? It sounds like CP isn't telling you something.
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oh for the love of all things, this thread really isn't back up and running again is it!?!!?? :puke:
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oh for the love of all things, this thread really isn't back up and running again is it!?!!?? :puke:
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cookderosa Wrote:oh for the love of all things, this thread really isn't back up and running again is it!?!!?? :puke:
It makes me wonder. What is the record for longest thread on this site? I'm sure this one is in the running..
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There are several other threads that are much longer than this. I think the ALEKS thread is one of them.
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sanantone Wrote:Why would you not be qualified for the Enrolled Options Plan? It sounds like CP isn't telling you something.
I suspect it's because you need a lot more credits from TESC (or somewhere besides testings -- real classes in other words) for CS. Unlike a Liberal Studies or Business degree, you cannot test out of most required courses (Calc 2, Discrete math/Linear Algebra, Operating systems, Software Engineering, C/C++/Ass. Programming, etc., etc.,)
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