completely testing out at TESC, what is the least expensive way to graduate

[ajs1976]

The only course needed at TESC is the LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone. By taking a single TECEP and completing the capstone within 6 months, could the pay per credit plan be done instead of the enrolled options plan? If this is so, what if the student starts late and takes longer than 6 months? Take another TECEP and pay $75? What if the TECEP is attempted but not passed?

The per credit plan requires 24 residency credits for a Bachelors. The TECEP and capstone would only be 6 credtis.

I think there is some confusion about this 6 months term. When you apply, your application is good for 6 months. if you do not enroll within 6 months, you must reapply. Once you are enrolled, you have 1 year to complete something (course, TECEP) to maintain enrollment. I'm not sure what happens if you do not complete the enrollment requirement, but I'm saving a TECEP for last just incase something happens.