Trying to apply at TESU

[Mamasaphire]

Considering that the average student was paying $3400+ to have this waived in the past, and those not waiving are required to take less classes than they had in the past, this is actually a decrease in funds that TESU is receiving and a benefit to most of their students.

I think we sometimes forget around here that folks like us, testing out of everything we can and finding alternative pathways, are far from the majority. In fact, we're a tiny, tiny fraction of the student base, and these policies aren't aimed at us and we're such a small proportion of what they're working with that we don't even register for the most part. Although it can hinder us a bit, this is a net benefit to almost all of their students.

It depends how far in the past. I pulled up some old emails. When I applied in 2008, I was told there was a yearly Enrollment Fee of $1,350.00, with credits costing $220./credit. I'm still bummed I wasn't able to finish on that 2008 calendar!