Ivy League masters. Fair pricing

[sanantone]

We all know that there aren't a lot of online degree programs at Ivy League universities.  There are a bunch at Columbia, however, tucked away in the Dept. of Education (Teacher's College).  I didn't dig through the costs but they're probably pretty high and so we'll get the normal requisite comments of "I'd never pay that much for an MEd...etc."  Regardless of that, these online degree programs have been around for quite a while, so somebody is buying them.
Online Programs | Academics | Teachers College, Columbia University

They also have a lot of online engineering programs, but they're ridiculously expensive. I think people normally get their employers to pay for them, but you have to be working for a very profitable organization that can afford to pay $72k for a master's or $100k for a doctorate. Columbia also has a School of Professional Studies that's similar to Harvard Extension, except Columbia's SPS programs have normal degree titles. 

The Harvard extension school has been around for over a hundred years. It’s for non traditional students.  The courses are taught by the same Harvard professors and faculty. $25k for a masters is a good price.

$35k for an extension degree that employers know is an extension degree....er.... I don't know if I'd say that's a good price, but it's a lot cheaper than Columbia's School of Professional Studies. Most of the courses can be taken with Harvard professors, but the Extension School also has instructors who do not teach at the other Harvard colleges.