Tuition & Fees

All charges are subject to change as described in the enrollment agreement and applicable addenda.

• Standard tuition: $79.00 per semester credit hour (SCH).
• Registration fee: $50 (one-time, initial enrollment only).
• Book fee: $0 (course materials provided digitally; OER-first where available).
• Supplies fee: $0 (no physical supplies required for this program).
• Tools fee: $0 (not applicable).
• Laboratory fee: $0 (included in tuition; cloud-based virtual labs).
• Proctoring fee: $0 (included in tuition and fees).
• Transfer credit evaluation fee (optional, if requested): $100 (non-refundable).
• Single-subject pricing: the institution may offer enrollment in one or more individual courses without commitment to the full degree program, subject to course prerequisites and any additional regulatory approval required.

Technology fees are assessed per term based on enrolled credits:

• Fewer than 6 credits: $0.
• 6 to 8 credits: $25.
• 9 or more credits: $50.

• Tuition (120 SCH × $79.00/SCH): $9,480.
• Registration fee: $50.
• Estimated technology fees: $200–$400 (based on published per-term bands and the program term plan).
• Estimated total paid to the school (tuition + registration + technology fees): $9,730–$9,930. This estimate uses the standard rate of $79.00 per semester credit hour (SCH). Special tuition rates and tuition waivers are not included; they reduce tuition only for terms when the student qualifies.

Out-of-pocket costs not paid to the school include a suitable computer, webcam/microphone, and reliable broadband internet.

The institution does not currently offer VA education benefits; the VA benefits statement is not applicable at this time.

Special tuition rates apply to tuition only (not registration, technology, books/supplies, or other fees).

A student may receive only one special tuition rate per term (best rate applied if multiple apply), except that the Sibling Enrollment Rate may be combined with the Academic Excellence Rate or the Sustained Academic Excellence Rate, applying its additional $5/SCH reduction on top of the applicable merit-based rate. The Sibling Enrollment Rate does not combine with the Partner Cohort Rate or the Academic Raising Rate; where both would otherwise apply, the better single rate applies. Only one of the Academic Excellence Rate, Sustained Academic Excellence Rate, or Academic Raising Rate applies per term; the best rate applies if a student qualifies for more than one.

• Academic Excellence Rate: applies automatically, with no separate approval required, if the student completed at least 9 SCH with a 90%+ course score in each course in the immediately preceding term, and enrolls in at least 9 SCH in the next term — $74.00/SCH for that next term.
• Academic Raising Rate: applies automatically, with no separate approval required, if the student has completed at least 9 SCH with a cumulative GPA of 3.65 or higher in each of two consecutive Fall and Spring terms in the same academic year — $76.00/SCH ($3/SCH reduction) for the first Summer after that Spring.
• Sustained Academic Excellence Rate: applies automatically, with no separate approval required, if the student completed at least 9 SCH with a 90%+ course score in each course in each of the two immediately preceding consecutive terms, and enrolls in at least 9 SCH in the next term — $69.00/SCH for that next term.
• Partner Cohort Rate: available to a student who enrolls through an eligible partner organization with a written agreement with the institution — $65.00/SCH for the student's first term only, subject to written approval by the School President or a designee based on verification of the partner organization agreement. Tuition reverts to the standard rate (or another qualifying special rate) beginning with the second term.
• Sibling Enrollment Rate: available to two verified siblings who each enroll in at least 9 SCH in the same term (the siblings may be in different tracks, programs, or semesters) — $74.00/SCH ($5/SCH reduction) for each sibling. The sibling relationship is verified once, through documentation such as a birth certificate, government-issued ID showing shared parentage, or other official documentation; once verified, the rate applies automatically at enrollment for any future term based on each sibling's expected 9+ SCH enrollment, with no re-verification required. If a sibling does not maintain the required 9 SCH enrollment, the reduction is reversed and the resulting balance is due from both students, treated as an unpaid tuition balance under the institution's standard billing policy.