How Will You Pay for College?

Education is an investment that can pay dividends for the rest of your life. Because the University of Arizona Global Campus (UAGC) wants you to experience the long-term benefits of higher education, you have access to a wide range of funding options. Here, you’ll find detailed information about how much your education at UAGC will cost and your options for paying for college, so you can make an informed decision about the best way for you to take your next steps.

What to Know About Tuition

UAGC understands that earning your online degree is also a financial investment, and understanding your college tuition costs and options to pay for school are important. Your tuition and fees will depend on your degree level and sometimes your field of study. Military students or students who have benefits through their employer may qualify for reduced tuition rates or fee waivers.

Program Costs

Before you enroll in any degree program, you need to know exactly how much it will cost. Below you will find a detailed breakdown of the anticipated costs of tuition and fees associated with all UAGC degree programs.

Tuition (Per Credit)
All Courses
$460.00/credit
Fees
Technology Fee (per course)*
$115.00
Books, course digital materials** and instructional materials (average per course)
$125.00
Criminal Background Check+
$24.00
Graduation fee
$150.00
Replacement/Duplicate Diploma
$45.00
Official Transcript
$10.00
Education Records - Per page^
$0.50

* The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student Portal, and other academic resources. The Technology Fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are charged the Technology Fee for repeated coursework.

 

** The Course Digital Materials (CDM) fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are not charged the CDM fee for repeated coursework if previously charged.

 

+ Applicants to the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management program are required to pay for, complete and successfully clear a Criminal Background Check (CBC) prior to enrollment into the program and a second CBC prior to site placement for their Professional Practice Experience (PPE), dependent on the practicum site requirements. Students will work directly with Sterling Infosystems, Inc. for their initial CBC, the approximate cost of each CBC will be $24.00.

 

^ A fee of $0.50 per page is charged for copies of education records. A maximum of $25.00 will be charged. If the education record is digitally maintained and digitally delivered, no fee will be charged.

 

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Tuition (Per Credit)
Master of Arts in Early Childhood Education Leadership
$600.00/credit
Master of Arts in Education
$600.00/credit
Master of Arts in Human Services
$600.00/credit
Master of Arts in Psychology
$600.00/credit
Master of Arts in Special Education
$600.00/credit
Master of Public Health
$600.00/credit
Master of Science in Instructional Design and Technology
$600.00/credit
Master of Accountancy
$740.00/credit
Master of Arts in Health Care Administration
$740.00/credit
Master of Arts in Organizational Management
$740.00/credit
Master of Business Administration
$740.00/credit
Master of Human Resource Management
$740.00/credit
Master of Information Systems Management
$740.00/credit
Master of Science in Criminal Justice
$740.00/credit
Master of Science in Finance
$740.00/credit
Master of Science in Health Informatics and Analytics
$740.00/credit
Master of Science in Technology Management
$740.00/credit
Fees
Technology Fee (per course)*
$145.00
Books, course digital materials** and instructional materials (average per course)
$155.00
Criminal Background Check+
$24.00
Graduation fee
$150.00
Replacement / Duplicate Diploma
$45.00
Official Transcript
$10.00
Education Records - Per page^
$0.50

* The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student Portal, and other academic resources. The Technology Fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are charged the Technology Fee for repeated coursework.

 

** The Course Digital Materials (CDM) fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are not charged the CDM fee for repeated coursework if previously charged.

 

+ Applicants to the Master of Public Health program are required to pay for, complete and successfully clear a Criminal Background Check (CBC) prior to enrollment into the program and a second CBC prior to site placement for their Practicum. Students will work directly with Sterling Infosystems, Inc. and the approximate cost of each CBC will be $24.00.

 

^ A fee of $0.50 per page is charged for copies of education records. A maximum of $25.00 will be charged. If the education record is digitally maintained and digitally delivered, no fee will be charged.

 

Complete the Net Price Calculator to have an estimate on how much it costs to attend the University of Arizona Global Campus. Former University of the Rockies students who are completing a University of the Rockies master’s program should consult the 2018-19 University of the Rockies Catalog, available on the student portal, for current tuition and fees.

Tuition (Per Credit)
Doctor of Philosophy in Education
$812.00/credit
Doctor of Philosophy in Human Services
$812.00/credit
Doctor of Philosophy in Organizational Development and Leadership
$812.00/credit
Doctor of Psychology
$812.00/credit
Fees
Technology Fee (per course)*
$145.00
Books, course digital materials** and instructional materials (average per course)
$155.00
Graduation fee
$500.00
Dissertation/Applied Doctoral Project Support Fee^
$500.00
In-Residence Workshop Fee (per workshop; 3 workshops required)^^
$500.00
Replacement / Duplicate Diploma
$45.00
Official Transcript
$10.00
Education Records - Per page+
$0.50

* The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student Portal, and other academic resources. The Technology Fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are charged the Technology Fee for repeated coursework. Dissertation/Applied Doctoral Project course; RES 8971, RES 8972, RES 8973, RES 8974, RES 8975, RES 8990, RES 8991, RES8992, RES 8993, RES 8981, RES 8982, RES 8983, RES 8984, RES 8985, RES 8986, RES 8001, RES 8002, RES 8003, RES 8004, RES 8101, RES 8102, RES 8103, and RES 8104 are exempt from the Technology Fee.

 

** The Course Digital Materials (CDM) fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are not charged the CME fee for repeated coursework if previously charged.

 

^ The Dissertation/Applied Doctoral Project Support Fee is assessed per credit of RES 8971, RES 8972, RES 8973, RES 8990, RES 8991, RES 8981, RES 8982, RES 8983, and RES 8986.. The fee covers support of the Dissertation/Applied Doctoral Project process. IT is the student’s responsibility to ensure payment of this fee when it is charged. This fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course. After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable.

 

^^ Doctoral students have an In-Residence Workshop Requirement. The In-Residence Workshop Fee is a fee which is applied to the student’s account at the time the Workshop is scheduled for attendance. The scheduling of the Workshops must be prompted by the student at the prescribed points in time throughout the program. Graduation requirements for this program include three In-Residence Workshops, with an optional fourth In-Residence Workshop should a student feel they need additional guidance in research application (additional $500 fee). The fee covers continued administrative support throughout the In-Residence Workshop process. This fee is fully refundable if the workshop is unattended or unscheduled before the scheduled date. After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. The In-Residence Workshop Fee is not eligible to be covered by Veteran Affairs Education Benefits, nor is the fee waived under the Liberty or Patriot Grants.

 

+ A fee of $0.50 per page is charged for copies of education records. A maximum of $25.00 will be charged. If the education record is digitally maintained and digitally delivered, no fee will be charged.

 

Complete the Net Price Calculator to have an estimate on how much it costs to attend the University of Arizona Global Campus.

Total Charges Per Certificate
Post Baccalaureate Teaching Certificate: Elementary Education
$4,600.00
Post Baccalaureate Teaching Certificate: Secondary Education
$4,600.00
Fees
Technology Fee (per course)*
Included in total program cost
Books, course digital materials and instructional materials (average per course)
Included in total program cost
Official Transcript
$10.00
Education Records - Per page^
$0.50

* The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student Portal, and other academic resources.

 

^ A fee of $0.50 per page is charged for copies of education records. A maximum of $25.00 will be charged. If the education record is digitally maintained and digitally delivered, no fee will be charged.

 

NOTE: As stated in the admissions requirements applicants must apply for the Statement of Eligibility with the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE). There is an out-of-pocket cost associated with this process paid directly to Florida. Check the Florida state website for more information on completing an initial application with the FLDOE.

 

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Tuition (Per Credit)
Undergraduate Tuition (Liberty Grant)
$250 per credit ($210 per credit savings)
Master’s Tuition (Liberty Grant)
$350 per credit ($250-$390 per credit savings)
Undergraduate Tuition (Patriot Grant)
$450 per credit ($10 per credit savings)
Master’s Tuition (Patriot Grant)
$600-$740 per credit
Doctoral Tuition (Liberty & Patriot Grant)
$812 per credit
Fees
Technology Fee (per course)*
$0 ($115 per course savings for undergraduate students and $145 per course savings for master's and doctoral students)
Books, course digital materials** and instructional materials (average per course)
$0 ($125 per course savings for undergraduate students and $155 per course savings for master's and doctoral students)
Graduation Fee
$0 ($150 savings for Undergraduate and Master's Programs, $500 savings for Doctoral Programs)
Criminal Background Check+
$24.00
Education Records – Per Page^
$0.50
Official Transcript
$10.00
Replacement / Duplicate Diploma
$45.00

* The Technology Fee covers access to University systems such as the online classroom, the Student Portal, and other academic resources. The Technology Fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are charged the Technology Fee for repeated coursework.

 

** The Course Digital Materials (CDM) fee is fully refundable if a student does not attend beyond Day 3 of a course (Week 3 if covered under the University of Arizona Global Campus Promise Refund Schedule). After this time, the fee becomes non-refundable. Students are not charged the CDM fee for repeated coursework if previously charged.

 

+ Applicants to the Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management program and the Master of Public Health program are required to pay for, complete and successfully clear a Criminal Background Check (CBC) prior to enrollment into the program and a second CBC prior to site placement for their Professional Practice Experience (PPE) or Practicum. Students will work directly with Sterling Infosystems, Inc. and the approximate cost of each CBC will be $24.00.

 

^ A fee of $0.50 per page is charged for copies of education records. A maximum of $25.00 will be charged. If the education record is digitally maintained and digitally delivered, no fee will be charged.

 

Complete the Net Price Calculator to have an estimate on how much it costs to attend the University of Arizona Global Campus.

Funding Your Education
Percentage of UAGC students who obtain grant or scholarship aid^^
92%
Percentage of UAGC students who obtain Federal Pell Grants
34%
Percentage of UAGC students who obtain federal student loans
37%

^^All grant and scholarship aid including federal government, state/local government, institution, and any other sources. Does not include federal student loans.

Source: 2022-23 IPEDS Student Financial Aid Survey

The UAGC Promise

If you do not progress and participate in an academic activity during the fourth week of the first course of your degree program, there are no charges or debt incurred for you.

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Net Price Calculator

One obstacle to pursuing a degree may be the cost. Know what you can expect with help from the Net Price Calculator. This tool takes the cost of tuition, the price of books, the price of course materials, and estimated fees to produce an estimated program cost for the year. The Net Price Calculator will give you a clear estimate of how much it costs to attend UAGC by providing you with your financial aid college financing plan.

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Tuition/Financial Aid FAQ

  • Interest is money paid to the lender in exchange for borrowing money. In the case of federal student loans, the U.S. Department of Education is the lender. Interest rates are determined by Congress and are calculated as a percentage of the unpaid principal amount (loan amount) borrowed. Interest rates vary depending on the loan type and the disbursement date of the loan. The U.S. Department of Education provides an updated table of interest rates on its website.

  • Financial aid plans are provided through the Federal Pell, the Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG), or the Direct Lending program (Subsidized loans for undergraduate students only, Unsubsidized loans, and Federal PLUS loans). The University of Arizona Global Campus encourages its students to borrow responsibly. When reviewing the costs of attendance budgets, students are strongly encouraged to borrow only what they need.

    Financial aid encompasses any resource that you receive which assists you with paying for college expenses. When choosing to apply for financial aid, you may apply for loans and grants (if applicable). Student loans are low-interest loans that must be repaid, generally after graduation or when you withdraw from school. Loans are also available to parents of dependent students. Grants and scholarships are types of aid that do not need to be repaid unless, for example, you withdraw from school and financial aid funds must be returned to the Federal Government, or are unable to meet the terms of the grant. Your eligibility for grants and scholarships will always be considered first before any eligible loans, and you're encouraged to accept any grants and scholarships that you are offered.

    The University provides a convenient online process for completing your financial aid. This process includes all required financial aid forms, options for electronically signing your application, and links to complete any additional documents. If you are currently enrolled, you may begin the financial aid application process right away.

    Financial aid applicants must provide the University of Arizona Global Campus with all documents required to complete the verification and certification of federal financial aid funds. If you fail to supply the documents or are unable to qualify for federal financial aid, you will be responsible for any outstanding balances incurred and must select another payment option. Continuous attendance with no breaks greater than 14 calendar days is required to retain disbursed federal financial aid funds unless you are on an officially approved break from the University.

  • Federal Pell Grants
    A Pell Grant is awarded only to undergraduate students who have not earned a bachelor's or professional degree and have financial need. Pell Grants provide a foundation of financial aid for many students to which other aid may be added. When you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), your eligibility for a Pell Grant is automatically determined. The U.S. Department of Education uses a standard formula to evaluate your Expected Family Contribution (EFC) amount. The amount a student receives depends on the EFC, cost of attendance, and enrollment status. Pell Grants are limited each award year in amount depending upon Pell Grant program funding and a maximum per student amount and is set by the federal government.

    Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (FSEOG)
    An FSEOG is awarded only to undergraduate students who have exceptional financial need. Priority is given to students who have received a Federal Pell Grant. The amount a student receives depends on the level of need, the amount of available FSEOG funding available at the institution, and the policies of the financial aid department at the school. Each year a maximum amount that each student may receive in the form of a FSEOG is specified. These grants will be awarded to the neediest and eligible students. A school's packaging philosophy must ensure that FSEOG funds are reasonably available to students who enroll throughout the year. Funds can be reserved throughout the award year (based upon institutional experience from previous periods) to ensure that selection criteria are consistently applied. The University of Arizona Global Campus may use priority awarding deadlines and historical experience to ensure that those students with exceptional financial need receive priority in receiving FSEOG funds.

    Federal Direct Loans
    There are two main categories of federal Direct Loans, subsidized loans (need based) and unsubsidized loans (non-need based). Students generally begin repaying these low-interest loans six months after graduation or following withdrawal from school. Loans are also available to the parents of dependent students.

    Direct Subsidized Loan
    Available to undergraduate students only, these need-based loans are awarded to families to assist with educational expenses.

    • U.S. Department of Education acts as the lender; loan is federally insured
    • Loan available to students enrolled at least half-time and demonstrate financial need
    • Student is usually not charged interest on the loan during certain periods

     

    Direct Unsubsidized Loan
    Available to graduate and undergraduate students, these loans are non-need based, meaning financial need is not required.

    • U.S. Department of Education acts as the lender; loan is federally insured
    • The federal government does not pay interest on the loan. Interest begins to accrue as of the date of the first disbursement of the loan
    • Loan available to students enrolled at least half-time
    • Students have the option of paying the interest while they are in school or waiting until the principal repayment plan begins.

     

    Direct PLUS Loan
    A Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) is a loan borrowed by the parents of the student. Parents can borrow up to the total cost of attendance minus any other financial aid received.

    • U.S. Department of Education acts as the lender; loan is federally insured
    • Parents are responsible for the interest that begins to accrue as of the date of the first disbursement of the loan
    • Repayment of a PLUS loan generally begins on the date of the last disbursement of the loan and may extend for 10 years; however, parents do have the option of delaying repayment until six months after their dependent student is no longer enrolled at least half-time
    • Borrower must not have negative credit history

     

    Grad PLUS
    PLUS for graduate/professional students allows graduate/professional students to borrow a PLUS loan up to cost of attendance (COA) minus other aid.

    • There is no grace period for a Grad PLUS loan and interest accrues on the loan from the point of disbursement
    • Repayment begins on the date of the last disbursement of the loan, however, while enrolled in school on at least a half-time basis, you are eligible for an in-school deferment that allows you to postpone payments on your Grad PLUS Loan until you graduate or separate from school

     

    GRANTS
    Iraq and Afghanistan Service Grant
    This grant is available to students whose parent or guardian died as a result of military service in Iraq or Afghanistan following the events of September 11, 2001. Students applying for this grant must meet several criteria, which are listed at the U.S. Department of Education Federal Student Aid website

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