Ongoing Online + Summer Greeley Intensives Program

Program Coordinator

Mary Schuttler
mary.schuttler@unco.edu
970-351-1926

Tuition

This is an Extended Campus program, which means a flat per-credit tuition rate for all students (in-state or out-of-state/international) and no student fees or technology fees. Please note: some courses may include assessment, course, participation or supervision fees for additional services and materials. Most Extended Campus courses do not include these fees, but you can check the current course-specific UNC Academic Fees. Note: Program Fees do not apply to Extended Campus.

Program tuition for the 2025-26 academic year (which runs Fall, Spring, and Summer terms) is $668 per credit hour. Tuition for the 2026-27 academic year will be determined mid-June 2026.

For information about paying your bill, including UNC's BearPay monthly payment option, visit the Bursar's Office Your Bill page.

Estimates of additional costs: For the purposes of determining financial aid, UNC follows Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) and federal guidelines to develop an estimated, average Cost of Attendance (budget) for different student classifications. For your personal tuition estimates, we recommend using the program-specific tuition information above. But UNC's official Cost of Attendance/Student Budgets page can help you identify other estimated expenses for which you may be responsible while completing your program.

Please note: this master's degree is comprised of one 3-credit course in the first summer and for all fall and spring semesters, so you will only be eligible for federal financial aid in the second and third summers. If you will need financial aid for fall and spring, please communicate with UNC Financial Aid for questions about non-federal loans and the UNC BearPay option.

Upcoming Courses

Textbook requirements are available six weeks before each course begins. To find books for the courses you have registered for, go to Ursa and choose My Textbooks under the Student tab. Textbooks are also submitted to the UNC Bookstore, which is one option for you to purchase them.

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