International School. Picture. Map. Tuition Fees. Nature of Program. Campus number. Military School. American Military University (AMU) is the #1 provider of higher education to the U.S. military*. As a top online university supporting the nation's servicemembers, AMU provides quality and affordable online education to U.S. Armed Forces, members of the public safety, service and national security communities, and working adults in a wide range of fields. At AMU, we have earned our reputation as a leader in online higher education by always focusing on you: the student. We were nationally recognized by the prestigious Sloan Consortium for quality online education in 2009; and in 2009 and 2010 received their effective practices award. 180+ online certificates and degreesNo admission feesFederal Student Aid and Armed Forces Tuition Assistance acceptedBook grant** Learn more about our services for veterans and military-spouses.
Many universities say they are "military-friendly", but what does that really mean? *Based upon 2012 DoD enrollment figures for U.S. servicemembers. Learn More Videos. Nature of Program. The exploration of space captures the imagination and inspires generations of space industry professionals and enthusiasts. The University proudly offers learners the opportunity to fulfill their passion for space education while learning from actual practitioner-instructors, including a former NASA astronaut. The Bachelor of Science in Space Studies is facilitated entirely online.
Working professionals have the flexibility to study this fascinating discipline and earn a quality degree while balancing their busy schedules. Through this program, students participate in two science labs at a distance, complete a core curriculum of 12 courses, and can focus their education on specific concentrations. Students select from a variety of popular studies including space station, satellite, space craft or transportation systems, as well as planetary and space exploration, space weapons, space weather, and astronomy.
Courses at the University are taught by expert practitioners. More Learn More. Picture. Location. Tuition. Our combined tuition, fees, and books are roughly 20% less for undergraduate and 33% less for graduate students than the average in-state rates at a public university. Among 10 U.S. leading providers of online education, we are on average 42% less for undergraduate and 33% less for graduate students.* Annual Cost for Full-time Students* View the Comparison Guide to help assess and choose the school that best fits your needs. Fees Admission and registration $0Transfer credit evaluation: $50Technology (per course): $50Late registration: $50Certificate completion: $25Graduate comprehensive exam: $250Graduation (for most degrees): $100Transcripts (per copy): Official electronic: $10Official paper: $20Unofficial electronic: $5 Transfer credit evaluation and technology fees WAIVED for U.S. active duty military, Guard, and Reserve (technology fee waived for veterans who use VA benefits).
Refunds & Withdrawals Tuition credit balance refunds are given for courses under the guidelines listed below. Technical School. Cost. 2014 Financial Aid UpdateAll accepted students who had completed their application for financial aid by the priority deadline of February 15 will receive notification of their financial aid eligibility between March 27 and April 8, 2014. A Georgia Tech education is one of the best investments you can make in your future! In fact, SmartMoney magazine named Georgia Tech as the #1 best tuition investment in the United States for the second year in a row. The yearly median starting salary for graduates with a bachelor's degree from Tech is $61,000. Still, you will need to have a smart plan in place to pay for your education. But you won't have to do it alone. Georgia Tech awards undergraduates more than $105 million in need and merit-based aid.
Learn more about financial aid and scholarships at Georgia Tech. Discover some creative ways to finance your Georgia Tech education! Net Price Calculator A national Net Price Calculator is provided here. Technical School Location. Picture. Requirements. Georgia Tech is a selective institution (see our most recent class profile below); therefore, the freshman application process is competitive in nature. Each year we have many more students who apply than we can admit, so we use a holistic process when reviewing freshman applications to ensure we give all students the best opportunity to present a complete picture of their qualifications. Our holistic review includes consideration of five primary factors, listed below: 2013 Freshman Applicants Applicants: 17,678Admit Rate: 41.05%Freshman Class Size: ~2,700 2013 Freshman Class Profile Mid-50% GPA: 3.85 - 4.11Mid-50% SAT: 2000 - 2210Mid-50% ACT: 29 - 33 Average # of AP/IB/Dual Enrollment classes taken: 6 - 11 These numbers represent the mid-50% ranges (25th-75th percentile) of GPA, SAT, and ACT and average rigor for our most recent entering class and should be considered our competitive ranges.
Read Georgia Tech’s policy on competitive admission. Map. Private College. Picture. Academic Requirements. Location. Nature of Program. The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) offers doctoral and master’s degree programs that lie at the interfaces of engineering, the applied sciences (from biology to physics), and technology. Particular areas of academic focus include applied mathematics, applied physics, bioengineering, computer science, electrical engineering, environmental sciences and engineering, and mechanical engineering and materials science. In keeping with the interdisciplinary nature of modern research, SEAS does not have traditional academic departments and does not award degrees by specific research area.
Students may instead work towards a Master of Science, Master of Engineering, and Doctor of Philosophy degree in one of four subjects—Applied Mathematics, Applied Physics, Computer Science, and Engineering Science. Students make also work toward a Master of Science or a Master of Engineering in Computational Science and Engineering. Degree Requirements Master of Science (SM) Part-Time Study.
Costs of Tuition. Costs: Tuition and Fees Costs/Financial Residence Requirements Students are required to register officially from the time they enter a degree program until they receive the degree. For PhD candidates in the first two years, the full rate of tuition is charged. In the third and fourth years, students are charged reduced tuition; thereafter, they are charged a Facilities Fee while in residence.
Nonresident students with Leave of Absence or Traveling Scholar status are charged, at minimum, the Active File Fee. Community College. The associate in engineering degree is offered in eight engineering disciplines. It is a transfer degree similar to the associate of science degree, but has reduced general education requirements. Students who wish to complete their general education at SLCC may earn a certificate of completion. SLCC Engineering programs offer the first two-years of a four-year engineering degree: These programs include a strong emphasis on mathematics and physical science, as well as introductory engineering courses specific to each discipline, such as engineering mechanics (Statics and Dynamics), thermodynamics, electrical circuits and materials science.
SLCC has articulation agreements with Utah State University and University of Utah. Students wishing to transfer to other institutions are encouraged to communicate directly with advisors at that institution. Many community college engineering programs focus on Engineering Technology. Nature of Program. The associate in engineering degree is offered in eight engineering disciplines. It is a transfer degree similar to the associate of science degree, but has reduced general education requirements.
Students who wish to complete their general education at SLCC may earn a certificate of completion. SLCC Engineering programs offer the first two-years of a four-year engineering degree: These programs include a strong emphasis on mathematics and physical science, as well as introductory engineering courses specific to each discipline, such as engineering mechanics (Statics and Dynamics), thermodynamics, electrical circuits and materials science. SLCC has articulation agreements with Utah State University and University of Utah. Students wishing to transfer to other institutions are encouraged to communicate directly with advisors at that institution.
Many community college engineering programs focus on Engineering Technology. Picture. Location. Admission Costs. 2014-2015 SLCC Tuition and Fees This Tuition & Fee schedule is for the 2014-2015 academic year and applies to all students taking credit classes. Resident and Non-Resident students use the Resident tuition and fee schedule for the Summer Terms.
*Approval for more than 20 credit hours must be obtained from the appropriate division chairperson. Non-credit and special class tuition and fees are listed in the semester class schedule. Tuition & Fees Separated (PDF) Notes: Late Payments A $50.00 late payment fee will be charged to all student accounts with unpaid tuition and fees. International Students International students are assessed an additional $40.00 administrative fee per semester. House Bill 248 Full-time students at Salt Lake Community College paying a semester tuition and fee amount of $1,734 contribute an estimated 42% to the full cost of instruction per full-time student of $4,092. State College. Campus Map. Admission Requirements. Regent Admission Index Students who wish to enter Iowa State University directly from high school will be admitted based upon the following four factors: ACT composite score, high school grade point average, high school percentile rank, and number of high school courses completed in the core subject areas.
A Regent Admission Index (RAI) score will be calculated for each applicant, based on the following equation: RAI = (2 x ACT composite score) + (1 x high school rank) + (20 x high school grade point average) + (5 x number of high school courses completed in the core subject areas) Note: For purposes of calculating the RAI, SAT scores will be converted to ACT composite equivalents; high school rank is expressed as a percentile with 99% as the top value; high school GPA is expressed on a 4-point scale; and number of high school courses completed in the core subject areas is expressed in terms of years or fractions of years of study.
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