Need help!

[davewill]

You may want to seriously consider whether it makes more sense to simply pay the residency waiver rather than deal with three extra courses you probably don't need while doing the capstone.

davewill,

That is what I have been struggling with, some say it's easier to take the extra classes, rather than pay the residency waiver. I see you have a degree from TESU, what was your experience with the capstone and cornerstones?

The cornerstone wasn't required when I did it. The capstone was manageable, but I didn't try to take it with other courses. Even with that, I started a new job and had to travel a bunch, so I ended up filing for an extension, which I needed two weeks of. It comes down to how much time you really have, and whether the savings is worth the time and effort to you, which is a very personal calculation.