UMPI YourPace Computer Science

[rachel83az]

Thanks guys for the advice, guess I'll need to bite the bullet on TESU and get this thing going, the low cost and ability to complete required courses at UMPI is what attracted me to this program. Anyway, I just saw there is a new path to TESU degree doing a 16-credit term and avoid paying the residential waiver in the process, this may be a cost saver too.

For Comp Sci, a 16-credit-term is particularly attractive. By taking the relatively easy UL Software Engineering course, you get to avoid the terribly difficult Network Technology TECEP. This does save both time and money for most students when compared to not taking the 16-credit-term.