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Adult Degree
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Completing your bachelor’s
degree is one of the best investments you can make in your life.
In addition to personal fulfillment, an undergraduate
degree from Prescott College can help you increase earnings in your
current profession, ease your transition into a new job field, and
provide a basis
for your pursuit of an advanced degree. One of the major benefits
of the Prescott College Adult Degree Program, the distance B.A. completion
program,
is that
you can continue working full-time and earning full wages while you
pursue your degree.
Prescott College makes every attempt to ensure that all qualified students
can attend and assists them in finding financial aid, given individual eligibility.
The financial aid process begins with filling out the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This is a free application and is available online,
in addition to various other public locations. Please contact the Financial
Aid Office for more information.
Tuition and Fees
(2008-2009)
| Full-time Tuition |
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$4,932 |
Sustainability Fee
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$50 |
Total |
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$4,982 |
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| Per Credit |
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$274 |
| Materials Fee |
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$50 |
| Liberal Arts Seminar Materials Fee |
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$50 |
| Transcript Fee (one time fee) |
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$50 |
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The following fees may
be applicable to students who wish to apply life experience credits
or wish to apply prior military credit or nonaccredited coursework
to their Prescott College transcript. For more information, contact
the Admissions Office at 877-350-2100, option 1.
| Conversion Portfolio Fee |
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$250 |
| Experience Portfolio Fee |
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$100-$300 |
| Life Experience Practicum Fee |
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$50-$100 |
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Additional academic costs that may be incurred are the responsibility
of the student. Students pay for their own travel, food, and accommodations
while they are in Prescott. Students assume all costs for books and
materials for courses and other expenses such as photocopying, typing,
binding of
portfolio practicum and long-distance phone calls.
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