Tuition and Fees

Type of Fee	Amount	Payment Due
Application Fee:	$45	Due at time of application.
Tuition: General Education	$265 per credit hour	Due two weeks prior to the start date of each course.
Tuition: Program Specialization Core (12-18 credits)	$285 per credit hour	Due two weeks prior to the start date of each course.
Late Payment Fee:	$30	Due upon notification.
Graduation Audit Fee:	$75	Due when an application for graduation is submitted.
	$60	Due two weeks prior to the start of each course.

How our costs compare.

While the cost of attending a private college today is over $20,000 a year at many schools, the costs of attending Axia College of University of Phoenix is only $265 per credit. Government scholarships, grants and loans are available to those who qualify. When you factor in the value of your time, Axia College becomes an even better investment. At Axia College you can complete your associate's degree much sooner than you could at other colleges, which means you can realize the return on your investment a lot sooner as well.

Financing and Financial Aid

Low-cost financing and financial aid available.

Axia College participates in financial aid programs for its college courses, including the Federal Stafford Student Loan, the Federal PLUS Loan, and the Federal Pell Grant. We do not charge our students for processing financial aid applications. For further details about your eligibility, and to receive application forms, please call and speak with an Enrollment Counselor at 800-520-4125. Or fill out our Information Request Form and we will contact you ASAP.

Refund policy.

Because our online degree program is designed to accommodate working students, we realize that unforeseen circumstances may require you to interrupt your studies. As long as you notify us prior to the first day of instruction that you won't be able to attend a scheduled class, we will refund 100% of the tuition you have paid for that course. If you are forced to leave a class midstream, there are a number of options available to you, both academically and financially, depending on how far along you have progressed in the class.