Please Post your links/names of accredited and CHEAP online course schools

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After speaking with many students on this issue, maybe we can list all the schools that are accredited and have online courses for under...say...150.00 per credit?

Thanks :)

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This is a great post!

Here are a few:

byu.edu

clovis.edu

sanjuancollege.edu

riosalado.edu

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MDP, thanks so much, I think this will truly help prospective students looking to fulfill that one prerequisite....

Maybe I should have said under 200.00 per credit....seems it's coming to that...

But, whatever, ANY help in that regard would be much appreciated :)

mae

p.s. when I said"cheap"...don't misconstrue, I just really meant "inexpensive" ....something that I know is a huge factor for some of us who are counting pennies.

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Edukan: http://www.edukan.org/

Rio Salado: http://www.riosalado.edu/

Colorado Community Colleges: http://www.ccconline.org/

Barton: http://www.bartonline.org/

Cayuga: http://www.cayuga-cc.edu/academics/online_learning/

I'm a bit of a link collector. :D Not sure of the prices of all of those, but I don't think they're too expensive. But my first suggestion -- check your closest/local community college! So many schools are offering online courses these days, seriously.

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Edukan: http://www.edukan.org/

Rio Salado: http://www.riosalado.edu/

Colorado Community Colleges: http://www.ccconline.org/

Barton: http://www.bartonline.org/

Cayuga: http://www.cayuga-cc.edu/academics/online_learning/

I'm a bit of a link collector. :D Not sure of the prices of all of those, but I don't think they're too expensive. But my first suggestion -- check your closest/local community college! So many schools are offering online courses these days, seriously.

Yes, isn't it grand! :) Thanks Lunah

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Look at your own state's university system first.

NYS is $181 for residents, well above that for non-residents.

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Good point Sue, there are some that do charge more for out of state online courses. btw here is a link to a Masschusetts college Course Finder for online learning

http://www.mco.mass.edu/

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iowacconline.com - Iowa's consortium of community colleges. My "home school" is Iowa Lakes CC - $138 per credit for online classes. I have taken Nutrition with them and am taking Chem with them starting next week.

I did A&P I and II, Statistics, and Micro through CCConline but decided to switch to Iowa when CCCraised their prices a few years ago. I need to save my $$ for my BSN program!! :specs:

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I am applying for a NP certificate (going onto a MSN bridging after in Ontario). I was told my statistics is too old (has to be within 5 years). They say they won't accept community college course as a redo. Has anyone ever heard of that? Personally, it sounds like a money grab to me to incent you to go to their class. All the online university stats classes are more money than that. The cheapest I have seen is Univ. of Manitoba at $133.00 per credit hour (CAD). But I don't know how much in app. fees etc there are. Anyway just wondering why they don't accept CC courses and if other schools are also doing this.

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sru.edu $229 per credit for the RN-BSN online program.

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