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Tuition and Financial Options

Tuition Estimator

This provides you with tuition costs and other related fees specific to your location and program of interest.

To maintain our high degree of academic excellence, new rates on selected tuition and electronic course materials will be implemented for incoming and current students for all courses beginning on or after July 1, 2012. The tuition changes vary by program and geography, but will generally be in the range of a 1 to 5% increase. New rates will be posted here on or before July 1, 2012. However, tuition and fees are subject to change at any time at the University’s sole discretion.

We realize tuition and fee increases are always a concern. These increases will enable the University to continue to provide a high-quality educational experience that is current, applicable and relevant.

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The estimated tuition costs and related fees have been calculated based on your location and program of interest.

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Note about Estimated Tuition Cost: If you chose any courses with a start date of , or later, the new tuition rates for those courses are reflected in your total estimated tuition cost for your program.

See how federal grants might impact your cost

Undergraduate students can access the federal government’s calculator to get average tuition cost, related fees, and estimated net price. Learn how federal grants might reduce your overall net price to attend the University.

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Have Questions?

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University of Phoenix tuition varies by campus and type of degree program. The Tuition Cost Estimator is intended to provide an estimate only for the cost of credits and material fees to complete your selected degree program. While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online campus and local campus formats. Some programs have additional requirements such as field experience, clinical work or residencies.

Estimate the Cost Per Program

Want to know how much you're investing in your education? We can help simplify the math.

  • Multiply the cost per credit hour for your certificate or degree program by the total number of credits required. (To find your total credits, choose your college, then select your program.)
  • Make sure to add in material fees for each course.
  • Note: Accepted transfer credits may decrease the cost of your program.

Cost per credit hour and other associated fees are subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the University.

Estimate Repayment

If you're planning to get federal financial aid, knowing your estimated repayment amounts will be helpful.

It can help you decide whether or not to borrow and can help you plan a monthly budget.

Get an estimate at the Loan Calculator at FinAid.org.

Paying back your student loans

Paying back your student loans is a big responsibility and can be confusing at times. Get the answers to all your questions pertaining to paying back your student loans.

Financial Planning Resources

Want an all-around view of your finances while you’re considering your education funding options? Here are a couple of no-cost resources to help you plan better:

  • 360 Degrees of Financial Literacy is designed to help you understand your lifetime personal finances. It’s managed by The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
  • MyMoney.gov provides financial literacy and education, courtesy of 20 U.S. federal government agencies as part of the Financial Literacy and Education Commission.
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