Paying Residency Waiver

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If money isn't an issue, taking the courses 2 or 3 at a time is better than all at once.

I may be missing something. If money is not an issue, why not take as few courses as possible and pay the waiver?

Agreed.  You're either paying the waiver because money is NOT an issue, or you're taking a 16cr single term because money IS an issue.  There's simply no reason to take more than the 2 courses there if you don't have to (obviously, this does not apply to someone with a Pell grant, which is a completely different story).

If you are doing 2 degrees, you will likely take at least 3 or more courses. If you are doing the IT degree, you may take 5 or more courses. Other degrees require at least 3 courses as well.

If you plan to attend law school, you need 60 TESU credits.