Top 20 Most Valuable Associate’s Degree Programs Online

[Life Long Learning]

Some of these colleges are a great value?  Great Basin College online is $50/Credit for out-of-state.  Cheaper than most in-states CC's?
 
Most I have never heard of, but Cochise College has the only AAS in intelligence Operations Studies degree program.  Truckee Meadows Community College has a 4-year BAS degree in EM.
 
http://www.premiumschools.org/top-most-v...ms-online/

[eriehiker]

Wow. Thanks for this. Great Basin looks fantastic. Really nice selection of classes.

[quigongene]

I'm not seeing the $50/hr. I see 91.50 (for NV residents) PLUS 45.75 for out of state. Or am I misreading something? Just shy of $150/hr still isn't bad tho.

[Life Long Learning]

I'm not seeing the $50/hr.  I see 91.50 (for NV residents) PLUS 45.75 for out of state.  Or am I misreading something?  Just shy of $150/hr still isn't bad tho.

Fees for Non-Residents Enrolled in ONLY Internet Courses
taking 1 to 6.5 credits.
http://www.gbcnv.edu/admissions/fees.html

Maybe I am not reading it right?   

Maybe Resident $95 + Fees for Non-Residents Enrolled in ONLY Internet Courses +$53?  Could be $148?  

[quigongene]

Their fees table is clear as mud....

[Ideas]

You have to be looking at the non-resident internet only chart. Fees increased from 2016/2017 to 2017/2018.

Lower level credits are $95 + $47.50 + $5.50.

Upper level credits are $155.50 + $77.75 + $5.50.

Except in the summer when they are cheaper. $101.75 + $5.50 LL, or $164.75 + $5.50 UL.

Plus lab fees and application fee.

[cookderosa]

So, is my math wrong, or are the New Mexico community colleges still generally the cheapest option for online out of state college classes?

New Mexico Jr College only asks $64 per credit up to 12 credits, no charge after 12- it's unlimited -not that a normal person would take many more than 4 per term, but if you did, you could really get the costs down. I did 1 semester during my BA where I did 21 credits (2 colleges) but they were overlapped start/stop so it was really just a few weeks of hell But, 7 classes (21 cr) would only be $768.
http://www.nmjc.edu/tuitionandfees/

[Life Long Learning]

Cooderosa,

NM CC's most likely are STILL the lowest. This list just gives a few more to pick from. It's nice to see other degree options.

[bjcheung77]

I think for California residents, they have the lowest fee for tuition.
But for non residents, New Mexico rocks. Example college in Cali.
https://www.foothill.edu/reg/cashier/index.html

[Ideas]

But, 7 classes (21 cr) would only be $768.
http://www.nmjc.edu/tuitionandfees/

I'm not sure they allow 21-24 cr in a term, but that would be amazing if so. I think 18 cr is the maximum and that it needs permission.

$768 for tuition, but add $40 per internet course, and $18 per credit for general usage fee. Still a very good deal.

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I think for California residents, they have the lowest fee for tuition.
But for non residents, New Mexico rocks.  Example college in Cali.
https://www.foothill.edu/reg/cashier/index.html

TX has low in-state too, and some others. TN will if doesn't already. I think TN is going to be free for community colleges.

KS in-state is good, but not as good as some.