Tuition & Financial Aid for College Degree Programs

Tuition & Financial Aid

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Few investments provide a return like advancing your education. Your degree only grows in value after you earn it and paves the way for social and career mobility and increased earnings

We can determine your eligibility for tuition discounts and scholarships and explore ways to leverage your prior learning to lower your tuition and reduce student debt.

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Affordable Degree Completion

With 45 transfer credits:
Finish your bachelor's for $15,000

With 60 transfer credits:
Finish your bachelor's for $14,000

With 90 transfer credits,
Finish your bachelor's for $12,000

With 102 transfer credits,
Finish your bachelor's for $11,000

Prior Learning Assessment (Undergraduate)

Peirce exams: $200 per exam

Portfolio Assessment: $350 per course
(Credit for Prior Learning/Work Experience)

Undergraduate Tuition

See if you qualify for a corporate discount

See if you qualify for a community college scholarship

Graduate Tuition

See if you qualify for a corporate discount

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How to Apply for Financial Aid

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Tips to Lower Your Tuition

Complete your FAFSA to see if you qualify for grants.
Apply for scholarships.
Send your transcripts for all college courses you have completed. They can be evaluated as transfer credit.
Find credit -by-exam programs that fit your degree - they cost much less than course tuition. Ask your advisor to help.
Find Study.com courses that fit your degree - they cost much less than course tuition. Ask your advisor to help.
Talk with your advisor about using prior learning assessment to meet your degree requirements. This includes your training, certifications and knowledge gained through work and other experiences.

Questions? Speak with an enrollment specialist today.

How to Apply for Financial Aid

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Financial Aid 101

Most financial aid is provided by the federal or local government to help students meet educational expenses that cannot be met through their own resources.

Financial aid can include grant and loans, scholarships, employer tuition assistance, and military and veteran benefits.

The first step to seeing what you qualify for is completing a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The results of your FAFSA and the cost of your education will determine whether you have financial need.