01-29-2020, 11:52 AM
(01-29-2020, 11:41 AM)dfrecore Wrote: How much is it going to cost, and how long is it going to take, for you to graduate from your local school? If it's more than $7,000, then yes, you're going to pay more. BUT, depending on how good the school is, and how good their internship programs are, it may be a good idea to continue.Another option would be to stay at your current school but take more clep, fast, ace etc to cut down costs. Find their policies on these things and take as much as you can. Also taking Community college courses as well. But doing this you have to know their policies first. But in the end your degree would still say "xyz" university on it, it would jsut cost less.
But if you decide to switch, there are several options:
1) TESU
2) COSC
3) WGU
They all have their pros and cons, so you should do some research on all of them before making a decision.
Also apply for scholarships and fasfa etc.
The big 3 are a good option but they arent for everyone. I was going the big 3 route but switched to a brick and morter school. It costs a little more but I dont regret a thing so far. The big 3/wgu are great but all they get you is a degree. Which can be ok for some (especially etablished working adults) but I wanted networking, internships, accountability, social events, and more.