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Expedite your TESU degree: five real levers, priced honestly

Most schools sell acceleration as attitude. TESU built it into the price sheet: flat-rate lanes where extra courses ride free, exams that replace terms, portfolios that replace courses, and a door opening every month. This page is the honest map of the levers and what pulling them actually costs you in workload.

The short answer

Five levers compress a TESU degree, in order of cheapness: sweep transfer credit first, up to the published maxima, because evaluated credit costs nothing; test out through TECEP wherever your knowledge is real, an exam fee replacing a course bill; argue documented experience through a PLA portfolio at $252 a credit; then stack the graded residual on the undergraduate Full-Time Flat-Rate, where nine credits buy the term and everything past nine is free marginal tuition; or at the master's level, lock the $18,000 Flat-Rate degree, where the price is fixed and every month saved is pure gain. The honest cost is workload: stacked terms mean stacked module calendars, and that is precisely the load the writing desks absorb, papers in 24 to 48 hours, boards on subscription, so the plan survives contact with your actual job.

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The levers, with their price tags

LeverWhat it savesWhat it costs
Transfer sweepWhole terms of tuition and timePaperwork and patience, once
TECEP test-outsA course bill per pass, no term slot spentAn exam fee plus real preparation; unready sits refund nothing
PLA portfolioCourse tuition per credited outcome$252 per credit attempted plus the writing, which is our desk
UG flat-rate stackingEvery credit past nine per term rides freeA twelve-week calendar carrying twelve-plus credits of deadlines
$18,000 master's flat-rateThe gap versus per-credit, often five figuresCommitment: the deal rewards finishing whole and briskly

What a compressed plan actually feels like

A stacked flat-rate term is four or five module calendars running at once, every one of them expecting written assignments and board presence weekly. Solo, that is where ambitious plans die in week seven. With the desks carrying drafts and boards, the bottleneck moves from your evenings to your review time, reading, adjusting, and submitting work that arrived done, and the twelve weeks stay a schedule instead of becoming a siege. The monthly doors help too: a plan can start next month, not next fall, and a recovery month after a brutal stretch costs four weeks, not a semester.

The honesty clauses

  • Speed never touches the boundaries: TECEP and proctored sits are prep-only, always yours, and PLA portfolios state only what is true of your record
  • The three 2.0 floors do not care how fast you are moving; margin stays the target in every stacked term
  • Nursing, military-rate, and graduate programs sit outside the undergraduate flat-rate lane; their pacing plans build differently
  • Published rates and maxima drift; your evaluation and the official pages are the binding documents

Price your fastest honest finish

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