09-03-2018, 05:39 PM
(09-03-2018, 12:08 PM)Ideas Wrote: Probably TESU. Especially if she could get the bachelor's within 1 year of paying the waiver for graduating with the associates to save money.
Would she get employer reimbursement?
I am just asking/curious, have you ever heard of a case where TESU tried to get someone to pay the wavier a second time within 1 year when trying to get another degree?
I am on the same path as the OP and I am going for both my ASBA and later, possibly, my BSBA. If I could do the BSBA within a year of paying my waiver then it would be nice to not have to pay the waiver a second time.
Currently working on: Capstone
Eastern University - (9 of 10 Courses Completed) (27 Credits)
Master's in Data Science
Western Governors University (WGU) - Completed in 2020.
Bachelor of Science, Business - Information Technology Management
TEEX (3 courses, 10 cr)
The Institutes (3 cr)
NFA (1 cr)
ALEKS (3 cr)
SOPHIA (21 courses, 57 cr)
Study.com (18 courses, 54 cr)
WGU (12 courses, 38 CUs)
Eastern University (9 courses, 27 cr)
Eastern University - (9 of 10 Courses Completed) (27 Credits)
Master's in Data Science
Western Governors University (WGU) - Completed in 2020.
Bachelor of Science, Business - Information Technology Management
TEEX (3 courses, 10 cr)
The Institutes (3 cr)
NFA (1 cr)
ALEKS (3 cr)
SOPHIA (21 courses, 57 cr)
Study.com (18 courses, 54 cr)
WGU (12 courses, 38 CUs)
Eastern University (9 courses, 27 cr)
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