Residency waiver fee payment means no cornerstone (TESU)

[jsd]

Even if you plan on getting your BA/BS at TESU within a year (when the $2000 rw will apply from the AA/AS and you won't have to pay it twice), we all know about the best laid plans - anything can happen, and if you are over the year limit, you will have to pay the $2000 again. No thanks!

Wasn't there some question here as one person was told within a year, and another person was told that it would apply to the Bachelor's regardless of time frame? I don't think that was ever clarified. As usual, advising is leaving us with more unanswered questions.

If it is the case that there's no time limit, and you know for sure your end goal is the Bachelors at TESU, then it still makes sense to pickup the Associates along the way. Otherwise, I'd agree with you, dfrecore.