Graduate Tuition And Fees
Excelsior College offers affordable graduate degrees that are designed to fit within a working adult’s budget.
Breakdown of graduate tuition and fees:
| Cost | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Admission Application Fee1 | $50 | Preliminary review of transcripts and training credits, including projected outline of remaining degree requirements. |
| Tuition | $645 | Per credit tuition cost for all graduate courses. |
| Student Services Annual Fee (SSAF) | $265 | Library services, graduate advising, and master’s degree program planning. Paid at enrollment and annually thereafter. |
| Technology Fee | $20 per course credit and per exam effective July 15, 2019 | Investments in and continuing improvements to technology services. |
| Graduation Fee2 | $130; $260 for students approved for conferral on or after August 26, 2019. | Final review and processing of student records for degree conferral and issuance of diploma. |
Tuition and fees subject to change without notice.
1 If you earned your associate degree in nursing or any bachelor’s degree from Excelsior College, the graduate application fee is waived.
2 All students are required to pay the graduation fee. Our annual Commencement ceremony is held in Albany in July. Registration is required if you wish to attend and there is a small fee for your cap and gown assessed at registration. For more Information visit our Commencement page.
Ways to Control Costs
Excelsior College offers a range of programs and services to ensure that working adults have access to an affordable education.
Financial Aid
Most Excelsior College students receive loans, scholarships, or other sources of financial aid.
Partnerships
Excelsior College maintains partnerships with employers, colleges, military organizations, and other types of institutions. Students who are affiliated with partner organizations may be eligible for discounts on tuition, student fees, and other costs.
Payment Plans
Excelsior College offers payment plans to help working adults fit education costs comfortably within a household budget. You can pay tuition and/or fees in monthly installments, rather than in a lump sum.
