Pell grant and one of the big 3 in 2019?

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Pell Grant would go to classes first. If you got the maximum Pell Grant ~$5900 it gets split between 4 quarters -> $1475/quarter. You only get that amount if attending full time(6 credits/quarter). At the moment, it's $366/credit at tesu with the study.com discount.


On a related note: does anyone know if you can take the cornerstone and capstone at the same time?

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Pell Grant would go to classes first. If you got the maximum Pell Grant ~$5900 it gets split between 4 quarters -> $1475/quarter. You only get that amount if attending full time(6 credits/quarter). At the moment, it's $366/credit at tesu with the study.com discount.


On a related note: does anyone know if you can take the cornerstone and capstone at the same time?

The above is for TESU. The exact breakdown would be a little bit different for the other schools. Same principals, though. You only get your max award if you're attending full time.

Thank you for the informative reply. So there's no way around the fees by these schools? Are there any colleges with a very low residency requirement at this moment? The lowest I found so far is Marshall's RBA plan. But then again 24 extra credits is 1 year or so of work. I tried UMPI YourPace but their degree is based on competencies so my 140 credits or so only fulfilled 12 or so competencies out of something like 40. That's not going to work either.