Breakdown of course/site costs

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TECEP's are a good way to become officially enrolled at TESU, but it depends on when you decide to apply. If you were to get a bunch of credits (maybe because you weren't sure if you wanted to go through another of the Big 3 or another school or something), then you applied at TESU later, you might just want to take the Capstone - in which case you would be enrolled due to that instead of a TECEP.

The price for a TECEP is $117.

TECEP's Residency Waiver is $2500 for out of state students. But, if you take an exam or two through Study.com, you're eligible to enroll at TESU with the Study.com affiliate membership. You then get a waiver for the Cornerstone ($300), and a $700 discount on the Residency Waiver, as well as a discount on any TESU Online courses you take (like the capstone, which would run you $1497 as an OOS student, but instead you get it for $1098). So paying $199 for a month of Study.com not only gets you 6 credits (2 courses) but you save $1400 and a course (the cornerstone). It's a great deal.