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Tuition and Fees

At Globe University, we want to see you make the best decision about college—for your unique situation. Before you enroll, we will explain exactly what your program will cost after financial aid. We will also discuss job placement rates and salaries of graduates in each program.

Tuition Costs for U.S. students

Costs of tuition, fees and books for U.S. citizens and permanent resident vary by program. Below is a general cost-breakdown for undergraduate students. Please visit each program web page for more detailed information.

Undergraduate Programs* (except nursing)
Application fee $50
Tuition: 1-10 credits: $460/credit; 11-16 credits: $425/credit
Course Fees: From $10 to $400 per course
Books and supplies: From $200 to $1,000 per quarter for full-time students

Tuition cap

Tuition is capped at 16 credits per quarter for most undergraduate programs. Qualified students who take more than 16 credits per quarter will not be charged for additional credits. This policy does not apply to nursing students or graduate students.

International student tuition

The international student application fee is $50 for all programs except nursing, which has a $100 application fee. The fee is waived for a student working with a Globe University-approved agent. A student who requires an I-20 will be charged a non-refundable $200 deposit. International tuition is $535 per quarter-hour of credit for undergraduate programs except nursing, and $570 per quarter-hour of credit for graduate programs. Tuition for international students in the nursing program is $625 per credit hour.

Making college affordable

At Globe University, we are committed to helping you achieve your goals. As part of the admissions process, a member of our financial aid department will sit down with you, help as you identify scholarship, loan and grant opportunities, and work out an affordable payment plan.

Contact admissions for more information.

*Effective July 1, 2012.