Heads up: Residency Waiver Fees MAY go up July 1st

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and flat rate is still pretty expensive              
https://www.tesu.edu/tuition/flat-rate-tuition            
its still almost 5k per term for out of state residents

It's not cheap, but if the residency waiver shoots up, that cost, plus the cost of SOS-110, makes the flat-rate comparable.
Not to mention that you're then also getting a collection of RA credits as well, that you won't have to pay for elsewhere. (Not trying to sound positive. Just finding the better of two not-great options.)

We'll have to wait and see what sort of increase TESU is going to implement. Increasing it by 200$ vs 1000$ will make a difference. And if it's more than that, it might take TESU out of the 'cost-effective option' field altogether.