Tuition and Financial Aid
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Our graduates ranked in the top 10% of *The New York Times* income mobility index, meaning they saw a significant increase in income after earning their degrees at Hilbert College.
You can get the same return on your educational investment while building lasting relationships with peers, faculty and alumni who encourage and empower you in all stages of life.
Undergraduate Costs and Fees
The tuition for all Hilbert College Global programs is $525 per credit hour, with programs ranging from 60 to 120 credit hours. In addition to tuition, you’ll need to take care of the following fees:
- Course Resource Fee: $309 per course
- Registration Fee: $40 per semester
- Orientation Fee: $210 (one-time charge)
- Graduation Fee: $260 (one-time charge, assessed in the last semester)
- No additional cost for course materials – textbooks and courseware are included in total cost
Graduate Costs and Fees
The tuition for all Hilbert College Global programs is $750 per credit hour. In addition to tuition, you’ll need to take care of the follow fees…
- Course Resource Fee: $309 per course
- Registration Fee: $40 per semester
- Orientation Fee: $210 (one-time charge)
- Graduation Fee: $260 (one-time charge, assessed in the last semester)
- No additional cost for course materials – textbooks and courseware are included in total cost
We’re committed to making your education affordable and accessible. That’s why 95% of our students receive financial aid and why we awarded over $7 million in grants and scholarships last year. See details below for more about financing your degree, important dates and contact information for our dedicated student support services team.
At Hilbert College Global, we know that paying for your degree is of utmost concern, which is why we commit to making your journey as stress-free as possible. Be sure to take advantage of these resources:
Undergraduate Resources
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Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA): You must file the FAFSA to be eligible for federal and state grants and loans, Hilbert scholarships and work-study employment. Gather the following documents and information before you fill out the FAFSA:
- Your driver’s license and Social Security card
- Your federal income tax returns and those of your parents (for dependent students), as well as the required W-2 forms
- Records of untaxed income, such as Social Security or AFDC benefits
- Current bank statements
- Records of stocks, bonds and other investments
- Business records
- Your alien registration number if you’re not a U.S. citizen
- Our scholarship page: We offer a variety of scholarships for first-year, transfer and international students.
Graduate Resources:
Loan Options: Government and private loans are available with different eligibility criteria and terms of repayment. Learn more about each type of loan option and loan limits: Direct Unsubsidized loans, Direct PLUS loans, Grad PLUS loans and private loans.
Grants: Grants, unlike loans, don’t have to be paid back. At the graduate level, you can seek out funding from federal, state, professional and private organizations. Each grant has its own criteria for application and may be awarded based on a wide range of factors, including affiliation with an organization, industry, special interest, or religious or educational operation. Often, organizations have separate and special applications for grant consideration.
Employer Tuition Assistance: Your employer may offer a tuition assistance program that will reimburse you for part or all of your tuition expenses. Some programs have specific academic performance (grade) standards. For instance, they may reimburse 100% for an A and 80% for a B. In addition, they may have length-of-employment eligibility requirements. Check with the human resources department at your place of employment.
To get the best financial aid package, you should apply for financial aid as soon as possible. If you haven’t done so already, please complete the FAFSA application online.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at (716)-649-7900 or studentfinance@hilbert.edu.