Graduate School Discounts (Excluding New ENEB Discounts)

[Jonathan Whatley]

This thread is now for graduate school discounts excluding new ENEB discounts. New ENEB discount codes, links, or discussions now have their own thread: New ENEB Discounts.

[CollegeStudentAC]

https://app.sophia.org/user_sessions/new...ts-network
https://www.calcoast.edu/corporate-partners-list/

Walden University
10% Tuition Savings Plus Grants for Penn Foster College Employees, Students and Alumni
https://www.waldenu.edu/partners/penn-foster

[Jonathan Whatley]

Liberty University Tuition Discounts and Savings

Liberty University Online Tuition and Fees – note the per-semester block rates for Liberty Theological Seminary at Rawlings School of Divinity master's, PhD, and DMin programs

[CollegeStudentAC]

https://bottega.edu/scholarships/

[CollegeStudentAC]

Tons of scholarship opportunities:
https://www.euroinnova.com/becas-y-financiacion

[SophiaPrincess]

Not a discount, but some credit cards have welcome bonuses ranging from $200 - $1500 or more. The most value is derived from cards that have points you can transfer to airlines. Use this in conjunction with a second card that gives you interest-free balance transfers for 18-24 months and you might be able to complete your degree and enter the workforce interest-free before the full balance comes due. Most of these balance transfer offers require small monthly payments. Miss even one, and all the interest becomes due immediately.

In general, I don't advocate debt. However, if you have the self-discipline to make timely monthly payments, you could finance tuition at no cost. Please don't incur credit card debt that requires you to pay usurious interest.

[sk16]

HAU MBA is currently $3750 by the way.

[bjcheung77]

HAU MBA is currently $3750 by the way.

That's still probably the least expensive MBA that is RA, they were just $3K for the longest time, then slight bumps in pricing... WGU would probably be cheapest for RA + ACBSP if you can finish in 1 session/term for about $5K. Have you looked at the sticky thread with the 1 year MBA/Masters programs?