I came up to about 67K since it's $1,353 per unit and you need 55 to graduate and that's not counting any other fees, full tuition $75,538 is according to theirs but I don't see where room and board is figured in especially as it's online, I'd talk to someone over the phone first before agreeing to that kind of financial commitment, they have CCNE accreditation so that's a plus, not sure what state you are in but many colleges here in MI have programs set up that are blended with the majority online and some class meetings that are friendly to students working full time that would require a smaller financial commitment, that is the equivalent of a second mortgage so you have to weigh that against the pay increase for your area, I honestly have no idea what NP gets paid in my area but several co-workers were freaked out about 50K in loans vs. what they were going to be making starting out. Good luck in whatever you choose :)
