Complete information on tuition and fees for online courses and programs is available at the
Bursar’s website. The tables below are provided to make it convenient to calculate costs for a single online course or program.
The Office of Financial Aid explains how to get started with grants, scholarships, and loans to pay for your education.
Sample Total Costs
Sample total costs for a three-credit online course are listed below for your convenience. The sample costs are based on rates for the school year 2017–18. They do not encompass every program. They are rounded off to the nearest dollar, and include tuition and fees.
3-Credit Online Course
Type of Course
| Cost
|
|---|
| Undergraduate In-State |
$1,137 |
| Undergraduate Out-of-State |
$2,750 |
| Graduate In-State |
$2,200 |
| Graduate Out-of-State |
$3,260 |
Fully Online Master’s Program
| Program costs vary because of differences between in-state and out-of-state rates, in individual program rates, and in required number of credits. |
In or Out of State
| Type of Course
| Cost
|
|---|
| Master’s In-State |
Adult and Community Education, Food and Nutrition, and Mathematics MEd |
$23,168–$25,297
|
| Master’s In-State 5% Differential |
Criminology |
$22,101 |
| Master’s Out-of-State |
Adult and Community Education, Food and Nutrition, and Mathematics MEd |
$23,474–$25,596
|
| Master’s Out-of-State 5% Differential |
Criminology |
$23,028 |