Most Efficient Use of Transfer Credits

[sara.nicole]

TESU might be the right choice, then. You have plenty of RA credits, so you could use Sophia to get the rest of the credits you need, start the cornerstone and capstone in April or May, pay the residency waiver fee, and graduate in September.

You could definitely go ahead and enroll at TESU and send in your transcripts. The procedure would be to do the online application for $50, register for the 1cr Medical Terminology TECEP ($52), and send in all of your transcripts. Once theyve gotten them all and evaluated them, you'll have a detailed academic eval that shows exactly how they fit into their program.

You're really close. If those missing credits are UL, you could only need the cornerstone and capstone.

Cost:

Application Fee             $50
Residency Waiver Fee      3,288
Cornerstone               1,680
Capstone                  1,680
Graduation Fee              298
                        =======
                          $6988

Plus whatever you end up spending on Sophia or other alt credit.

This is insanely helpful, thank you! 

I just got the last of my transcripts in. I have 159 credits. TESU looks like the best route.

Total Credits Combined: 159
Total 100/200 Level: 130
Total 300/400 Level: 29

Can you explain a bit more about registering for the 1CR Medical Terminiology class?