NEW: Excelsior Students Must Now Complete 15 Credits In-House

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Actually, it really depends on the end goal and if the person has tuition assistance or reimbursement, having 105 credits for transfer isn't all that bad, as long as you can keep the costs low and have a RA degree (or two), they still allow a very competitive transfer policy (on par with TESU). For those with tuition assistance or reimbursement, you're not really affected.

If you have your classes pat down and resourcefully planned to transfer into the program, just one evaluation would be enough. The extra credits for residency, you can use it for the associates capstone and a second degree capstone (BLSA & BSBA capstones), that would be 9 credits already. Then one more class for your liking, plus the cornerstone and info lit.