The range is from $ 61,972 (two years at a two-year college + two years at a four year public college in-state) to $175,684 (four-year private college). Averages do not include any scholarships.
Students registering for a bachelor’s degree at Holy Apostles after earning their Associate’s degree, and having earned 75 credits, will need 45 more credits at the regular Holy Apostles tuition rate of $360 per credit hour. 45 x $360 = $16,200, plus a few hundred in fees (currently $350), all totaling $16,550. * (prices subject to change without notice).
$212 per credit hour for the full 75 credits. If they only wish to complete 60 credits, then the cost per credit hour would come to $265. If students wish to complete the 75 credits mentioned above, they may do so. However all they need for the A.A. degree is 60 credits. The total cost is the same either way: $15,900: this includes the tuition and fees for the Great Books courses, the four Theology Online courses and the five Holy Apostles courses needed for the A.A. degree. Students in the A.A. track for less that four years, please see FAQ [...]
Again, it depends, but the average range is $381 (community college) to $1,464 (source: College Board). Averages do not include any scholarships.
$3,975 per year. That includes all fees (not including books). Payment per year, each semester in sequence, locks in the price for the entire A.A. track year as does beginning the monthly payments of $397 and maintaining timely monthly payments that year. Students in the A.A. track for less than four years, please see FAQ #45, below, for more details.
Yes, there is a 20% family discount for the 2nd, 3rd or more siblings in the A.A. track (the family discount is not available for the first sibling enrolled). If a sibling subsequently withdraws from the program, the discount terminates for any remaining lone sibling, and goes back up to the $397 per month payment beginning at the time the other sibling withdraws.
Associate’s degree costs vary widely, depending upon the institution one attends. The College Board lists average annual costs for two years of tuition, fees, room and board, ranging from $22,876 (at two-year public colleges) to $87,842 (average for two years at four-year private colleges), not including books. Averages do not include any scholarships.
No. Their relationship is by an articulation agreement between them which you may read about HERE. However both Holy Apostles College & Seminary and the Ignatius-Angelicum Liberal Studies Program (which simply includes the Angelicum Great Books Program and the four Theology online courses mentioned above) are recommended by the Cardinal Newman Society’s The Newman Guide to Choosing a Catholic College.
Yes. Holy Apostles College is a fully accredited, co-educational Catholic Liberal Arts college located in historic Cromwell, Connecticut, USA. Holy Apostles College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and by the State of Connecticut Board of Higher Education. Undergraduate and graduate degrees, and seminary degrees in philosophy and theology, in on-campus, online and blended formats are offered.
Angelicum Great Books Program Fall classes begin each year the first week of September. Enrollment is open. There are several class times from which to select.
