Computer Science in EU

[DragonDF]

In addition to Excelsior offerings, TESU is a great alternative option if you want to investigate that further... I would create a degree plan for both using alternative credits such as Sophia.org, StraighterLine, Study.com, etc, including NCCRS options if possible...

Because of the other thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...sts?page=1 I came here to study about the EU option. 

@bjcheung77 or any other member:
Can you compare the prices between Excelsior and TESU to finish in ONE TERM (bring +90 credits) to international students?

@bjcheung77 . Did you create the degree plan for the Excelsior? I like Saylor because it is cheap.

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Oh, wow, this must be new! When I took classes at Excelsior, they didn’t offer the CS degree. It’s great to see they’re expanding their programs.
As for the courses, I’d say the course quality between EU and TESU is pretty similar. But the good thing about EU is that you can finish a course in 8 weeks, compared to 12 weeks at TESU.

8 weeks x 12 weeks term (EU x TESU).

And what about the price per term? 
I could not find any info on the EU's website. 

Does EU ask for a 'residential waiver'?

The biggest problem with TESU is the BIG cost of finishing in one term. ($ 2,3K this is a lot expensive to international students)

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All the tech courses from Study.com or Sophia transfer in as free electives, so you end up taking more than 10 additional courses to earn a Computer Science degree at Excelsior.

It would be much cheaper to attend SNHU or UMGC if you prefer a traditional school format.

TESU is still by far the cheapest, quickest, and easiest Computer Science degree or WGU if you can complete the degree in one term.

Is TESU all this despite the residential waiver price in ONE TERM?

I am looking for a Computer Science degree (online) to my 16 years old son (international student).

Tks