Most Affordable Schools

[Marcus Aurelius]

I'm trying to compile a list of the most affordable schools a person could earn online credit from -- schools like Clovis Community College. What are some others?

[quigongene]

Luna seems to be coming out of their accreditation funk (moved to "probationary" as of 7/9).

https://luna.edu/media/page_files/Luna_C...7.9.18.pdf

[allvia]

Important to note that these low cost options are good for in-state &/or out-of-state students as well

New Mexico Junior College http://www.nmjc.edu/ - very low for in and out of state


You mentioned Clovis Community College, but there are two one in NM and once CA

Clovis Community College (NM)  http://www.clovis.edu/ - very low for in and out of state

I'm not sure about the Clovis CC in CA - but I made the mistake of going to thier site (http://www.cloviscollege.edu/) once and was through for a second - didn't realize there were two CCs with the same name.

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Luna seems to be coming out of their accreditation funk (moved to "probationary" as of 7/9).

https://luna.edu/media/page_files/Luna_C...7.9.18.pdf

Isn't Luna the school you could (can) take online courses, but you had to do it in real time (fixed local time classes) with a webcam for a virtual classroom experience?  It was very odd for an online course, not sure if they still have that requirement (if indeed this is the school I'm thinking of)

- I know being yet another NM CC very low cost for both in and out of state.

[Marcus Aurelius]

Luna seems to be coming out of their accreditation funk (moved to "probationary" as of 7/9).

I wasn't aware of this school. Very affordable!

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Important to note that these low cost options are good for in-state &/or out-of-state students as well

New Mexico Junior College http://www.nmjc.edu/ - very low for in and out of state

VERY affordable! Thanks!

[dfrecore]

Rio Salado is a good CC - more expensive than the others, but has rolling start dates (every Monday), and the option of accelerated 8-week courses for most

[Johmford]

rccc.edu
accepts CLEP and DSST, very flexible.

16 hour minimum through them for graduation with an associates.

[dfrecore]

Obviously if your state has an inexpensive CC system, then you should take courses in-state. But there's not a list there, you just have to know whether it applies to you wherever you live.

CA is one for in-state tuition @ $46/cr.

[mednat]

Can't seem to find the schedule/list of classes for clovis? Anyone else seem them?

I'm looking for cheap online math/computer science classes (Pre-calc, calc1/2,data structures, etc)

[bjcheung77]

FYI, OP - you might want to take a look at this post as well: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ess-per-SH

[Marcus Aurelius]

FYI, OP - you might want to take a look at this post as well: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ess-per-SH

Ah, excellent! Thanks!