TESC Residency

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That was my plan for 117/120 with a capstone. I was told by tesc I needed to follow their residency requirements. I planned on doing SL for upper level credits and dsst and cleps. I just want to know I can go forward with my plan and be able to earn a bachelor degree from tesc in liberal arts that way.

You can but need to stay within the enrolled options route and pay the associated fees. If you utilize their per credit plan you must complete a residency requirement. Once you are within a year of graduation my best advice is to send in all of your exams and get things in writing. You'll have things pre-approved and then be locked into an enrollment year that provides security from policy changes. You'd then take the capstone during this period as well.