06-06-2011, 04:19 PM
Hey you guys,
So I've been quite and utilizing the search feature as much as possible. I have found even more great information. Here's my lil' question. I have paid $75 to be "enrolled" at TESC, but have yet to pay that hefty nearly-3k enrollment fee...if that makes sense. It was my idea to wait until I have just 2 classes (or less than 6 credits) left and then pay it in order for me to graduate.
What I want to ask is...say (just a scenario) I finish all of my classes by October for a degree in Liberal Studies and then I wish to go on to complete a B.A. Mathematics. Since I'll have to earn a total MINIMUM of 24 new credits for my 2nd degree, I'm going to give myself up to a solid year to complete that. It will be moreso at my own pace. I just want to know if I pay that nearly 3k enrollment fee for TESC in October (2011) is it good until next October (an entire year from date of "purchase")?
Another thread made it seem as though this was the case and I just wanted to confirm and make sure nothing has changed recently, etc. Thanks!
So I've been quite and utilizing the search feature as much as possible. I have found even more great information. Here's my lil' question. I have paid $75 to be "enrolled" at TESC, but have yet to pay that hefty nearly-3k enrollment fee...if that makes sense. It was my idea to wait until I have just 2 classes (or less than 6 credits) left and then pay it in order for me to graduate.
What I want to ask is...say (just a scenario) I finish all of my classes by October for a degree in Liberal Studies and then I wish to go on to complete a B.A. Mathematics. Since I'll have to earn a total MINIMUM of 24 new credits for my 2nd degree, I'm going to give myself up to a solid year to complete that. It will be moreso at my own pace. I just want to know if I pay that nearly 3k enrollment fee for TESC in October (2011) is it good until next October (an entire year from date of "purchase")?
Another thread made it seem as though this was the case and I just wanted to confirm and make sure nothing has changed recently, etc. Thanks!
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