Paying Residency Waiver

[davewill]

If you do the 16cr flat-rate term, then you should be able to get a student loan for that. Then you would pay no residency waiver fees.

This is a good point, although 16 credits is a lot to fit in. Strategizing and planning everything is essential, even for full-time students. If you have demands on your time in addition to school, such as family/work obligations, then it may not even be possible.

Wouldn’t have been possible for me that’s for sure.

My friend I try that last semester and it was very heavy for me, the SOS110 was renewed, there was a thread in this forum that shows how to tackle this SOS110 course, but for my bad luck nothing was the same because they change the course structure. Of the 5 courses that i have chosen, including the Capstone, I and end up withdrawing 2. I had also 3 other courses to finish and my spare time is very tight, so if you are someone who has a family and a full time job you will not make it.

I usually recommend extending the capstone rather than dropping courses if things get tough. Taking an extra 8 weeks on that one should do the trick. You definitely can't afford to do 3 other courses!