EC or TESU

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Assuming you bring in 114cr (and use a discount at TESU only):
TESU - app fee, cornerstone, capstone, residency waiver, grad fee = $5,422
EC - app fee, enrollment fee for 1 year, cornerstone, capstone, tech fees, grad fee = $4,690
So a difference of $732, not a lot in the big scheme of things.  And if you go beyond a year at EC, then you pay an additional $495/yr.

A big difference is that TESU only requires 18cr of UL, all in the major (including the capstone), while EC requires 18cr of UL in the major (including the capstone) but then an additional 12cr of UL in other parts of the degree (30cr UL total).

But the main thing I would say is that we have a lot less info on EC, so it's a bit harder to plan. Looking at it (below), the issue I would have is the "intermediate" - I'm guessing this means 200-level and above, but since it's unclear what they bring courses in as, it's really hard to figure out ahead of time if a course will work for that.

PSYCHOLOGY COURSE REQUIREMENTS

Core Requirements
General Psychology/Introductory Psychology
Statistics
Research Methods/Experimental Psychology/Experimental Desgn
History and Systems/History of Psychology/Psychological Foundations

Intermediate and Upper-Level - minimum of one course in each area:
Biological and Physiological Foundations
Developmental Perspectives
Social Influences
Abnormal Psychology
Cognitive Bases
Electives
Psychology Capstone Course