Financial Commitment for Success

• Financial aid can include grants and/or loans. If you are eligible for loans and decide to decline them, you are responsible for covering the remaining balance out of pocket. Inclusive of all funding sources available to you, you should budget $11,200 – $14,100 per year for baccalaureate tuition expenses or $9,750-$19,500 for graduate tuition expenses. For your exact amount contact your Advisor.
• You will be billed every 5 weeks (Baccalaureate) or 8 weeks (Graduate) as long as you are enrolled.
• If you have a balance after financial aid has been applied, you must pay the balance off prior to the start of the term or sign up for a payment plan that completely covers the balance by the end of the term. Students may be unable to enroll in future terms if maximum balance amounts are exceeded.
• Although minimal, there may be additional costs for textbooks, software, and course materials.
• Failure to earn credits in any term increases your costs, can impact your academic standing and federal loan eligibility, and will delay your completion time.
• Only degree seeking students are eligible for financial aid. Non-degree students must pay the total cost of the course(s) before the term begins.