CUNY SPS and Saylor

[davewill]

Thank you for your reply, and yes it is something to consider.  For a New York resident such as myself, to have CUNY as my college seems preferred as it is of course easily recognized(vs out of state schools).   As someone who is looking for graded courses to improve poor GPA, this seems to fit pretty well.  Also, if any student regardless of state of residency completes an online program, they are charged in-state tuition,  which for NY is the lowest I've seen, besides community colleges.  


Per credit it is $305(exclusive of fees)
So if a person has to take 90 credits it would be about $27,450 tuition.
 If a person has to complete 60 credits which would be about $18,300 tuition.  

  Per semester it is $3,465 ×4 (about 60 credits) it is just under $14,000.

It is not as inexpensive as TESC or COSC or others, but to me it seems like a pretty decent contender for a NY college.   Especially compared to the private schools listed above ive considered which are about $35,000 for 2 years of study.

Sounds to me like it's worth persuing. If someone like you were able to formulate a degree plan that actually let someone bring in 90 credits and finish the rest the degree for, say $8-10K, that would definitely be very attractive to a lot of people. Even a degree plan that only managed 60 credits and got the rest of the degree under $20K would be interesting.