Affordable tuition cost for your online degree

Resource fees at the University of Phoenix cover a variety of tools and services designed to support your learning experience. These include access to electronic textbooks and materials, the University Library, our eBook collection, virtual tutoring services, virtual science labs and the Centers for Math and Writing Excellence. Please note that these fees, when applicable, are mandatory.

Connect with an enrollment representative, who will work with you one-on-one to identify different opportunities that may be available to help you earn your degree faster and for less. You can also explore which savings opportunities you may be eligible for with our Savings Explorer^® tool.

Potential savings opportunities include:

• Transfer eligible credits: If you’ve earned credits from an accredited institution, you may be able to transfer them to reduce the number of courses you need to take.
• Credit for work and life experience: Through our Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), you can have your professional and life experience evaluated for potential college credit.
• Scholarships: Apply for our competition-free scholarships, which can help lower your out-of-pocket costs.
• Employer benefits: Check if your employer offers tuition assistance or reimbursement programs.
• Self-paced courses: Complete low-cost, self-paced courses from alternative course providers and apply those credits toward your degree.
• Testing for credit: Demonstrate your existing knowledge by taking a test from one of the acceptable National Testing Programs such as CLEP, DSST, AP and many more from credit that may be applied to your degree program.
• Military credits: All branches of the military have had military experience assessed through the American Council of Education (ACE). The University honors these credit recommendations, and those credits can be applied to your undergrad program at University of Phoenix.
• Community college benefits: Leverage agreements between the University of Phoenix and select community colleges across the U.S. to save on your education.
• Special tuition rates: Associate degree graduates, alumni and military students are eligible for lower tuition rates.

By exploring these options, you can find a flexible, affordable pathway to earning your degree.

The University of Phoenix offers a variety of resources to help you make informed financial decisions about your education:

• Savings Explorer: Identify opportunities to save on your education costs.
• Scholarships: Review potential scholarship opportunities that may be available.
• Financial Literacy and Wellness Center: Access tools and resources to build smart money management skills.
• Paying for School: Explore funding options and strategies to reduce tuition costs.
• Financial Aid: Learn about available federal aid opportunities and browse answers to common related questions.
• Tuition-related blog articles: Get insights and tips on tuition planning, financial aid and an array of savings opportunities.

These resources provide general information to help you plan and manage your tuition effectively.

You don’t have to figure out how to pay for school on your own. Our enrollment representatives are here to walk you through your payment options, as well as savings opportunities, including scholarships, employer tuition benefits and more. Connect with a representative today so we can help you determine the best options for your specific situation.