Explain TESU Fees...PLEASE

[dfrecore]

Just an FYI, I did the Guided Study for my capstone, and it was definitely NOT self-paced. There were still deadlines for everything, and with a 12-week term, they came up pretty quickly. I think 12cr in that amount of time is a lot for most people, unless you're a full-time student.

ePack's are just study courses for the final exam. If you want to pay that much, and have everything rest on the final exam entirely (100% of the course grade is that final exam), go for it. I probably would not, as I'm a good test-taker, but don't want to stake my GPA on it.

The flat-rate tuition, whether you're in-state or out-of-state is decent, but really only maximizes things if you're doing 16cr. If you're only doing 12cr, then you don't get rid of the residency waiver, so then you have to spend additional money to get residency (pay $1516 for 4 additional credits - so a 1cr course and the capstone) or pay the $2800 residency waiver which is kind of silly at that point. Obviously if you have a Pell grant or something like that, then this is moot.