CUNY - Online Degree Completion ($4,575! Transfer up to 105 credits out of 120!)

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Tuition is $305 per credit for NYS residents ONLY. $620 per credit to everyone else.

https://sps.cuny.edu/financial-aid-and-t...ergraduate

Online students will pay in-state tuition. So the price is $305 per credit for online, non-resident students.

So you need to get 60 credits from a regionally accredited college somehow... (try TECEP exam or cheap community college?) and take Saylor Academy online exams to get the 45 ACE credits ($25 per each exam).

Luna Community College charges $38/credit for out-of-state residents for 6 credits per semester. Maybe a cheap community college like Luna College can give you that 60 RA credits. You'll have to discuss with CUNY's advisor.

CUNY allows you to take 15 credits per semester so after you successfully transfer in all of 105 credits, you'll be able to graduate by taking one 8-week-long semester for $4,500.

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This makes me wonder who is handling the CUNY ACE evaluations.

Yes, let's send them a complaint email about it. In my opinion, study.com provides the best education and exam experience among ACE credit providers. They should consider taking study.com ACE credits.

Here's more info about their 45 exam credits requirements:
https://sps.cuny.edu/academics/undergrad...xamination

You can choose to take a combination of Saylor Academy, CLEP, UExcel, DSST (now online proctored), etc.

• Advanced Placement (AP) – code 758
  
• BYU Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service
  • For information about taking the BYU Language Achievement Tests, contact pla@sps.cuny.edu.
    
• College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) - code 4436
  • Modern States (PDF) offers free online CLEP exam prep courses and vouchers to cover CLEP exam fees.
    
• DSST exams (formerly known as DANTES) - code 9323
  
• Excelsior/UExcel Exams
  
• International Baccalaureate (IB)
  • Students who have completed an International Baccalaureate diploma with a score of 30 or higher will receive 30 General Education credits. Students who completed an IB diploma with a score of 29 or less, and students who did not receive a diploma will be awarded 7 credits for each higher-level exam with a score of “5” or higher and 3 credits for each standard-level exam with a score of “5” or higher. 
    
• Saylor Academy Courses