StraighterLine Partner:Excelsior College

¹EXCELSIOR FULL TUITION: Based on undergraduate tuition per course of $1,230, with approximately 40 courses (120 credits) required for a Bachelor of Science in Business, General Business Concentration degree. For Master’s level program, the scholarship is based on a graduate tuition per course of $1650, with approximately 17 courses (51 credits) http://www.excelsior.edu/costs-and-financing/undergraduate. Course cost based on 3-credit course of $410 per credit hour for undergraduate and $510 per credit hour for graduate.

²EXCELSIOR PARTNER SCHOLARSHIP:A special offer to StraighterLine students who take 2 StraighterLine courses, an Excelsior Partner Scholarship earns you a 20% tuition discount on future undergraduate Excelsior College courses, a value of up to $11,400, which is reflected in the 20% reduced tuition price for students who have taken 2 StraighterLine courses. With the additional savings from the 2 affordable StraighterLine courses, you can save up to a total of $14,144 off the cost to complete your Excelsior College degree. You also earn a discount on certain student fees.

As special offer to StraighterLine students who take 2 StraighterLine courses, an Excelsior Partner Scholarship earns you a 15% tuition discount for future graduate Excelsior College courses, a value of up to $4,275, which is reflected in the 15% reduction in tuition price for students who have taken 2 StraighterLine courses. With the additional savings from the 2 affordable StraighterLine courses, you can save up to a total of $7,829 off the cost to complete your Excelsior College degree. You also earn a discount on certain student fees.

• A reduction in the Excelsior College enrollment fee to $0.
• A reduction in the Excelsior College student services fee to $0.
• A reduction in the Excelsior College graduation fee from $495 to $130.

1. Complete a Partner Scholarship interview with a StraighterLine Advisor. Get started by calling (877) 956-3257
2. Purchase a StraighterLine course
3. Complete and pass at least (2) StraighterLine courses no later than December 31, 2017.

• Student must take at least 12 credits during first year of enrollment at Excelsior College to continue to receive the discounted tuition and fees in subsequent periods.
• Does not include books or fees unless specifically noted.
• Only new or readmit students enrolling in undergraduate programs (non-degree, certificate, diploma, associate or bachelor’s program) are eligible for the savings.
• DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY EXCELSIOR COLLEGE NURSING PROGRAM.

³MAX. STRAIGHTERLINE COURSES:For many Excelsior Bachelor’s programs, such as a Bachelor of Science in Business, General Business Concentration degree, you can transfer up to 20 StraighterLine courses. Those course savings and the Excelsior Partner Scholarship collectively represent a value of up to $33,440 on the total cost of your Excelsior College degree.

For many Excelsior Master’s programs you can transfer up to 8 StraighterLine courses. Those course savings and the Excelsior Partner Scholarship collectively represent a value of up to $16,781 on the total cost of your Excelsior College degree.

StraighterLine Course Savings calculation is based on taking 20 StraighterLine courses, and an estimated StraighterLine per course price of $158, consisting of a $99 subscription fee and a $59 course enrollment fee. A 3-credit StraighterLine course is estimated to require approximately 75 hours of study time. Dedicating 17-20 hours per week should allow a student to finish a 3-credit StraighterLine course within a single month subscription but that estimate is not guaranteed, and individual experience may differ. The foregoing prices do not include some additional fees.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The tuition reduction is valid so long as there is an Agreement in effect between Excelsior College and StraighterLine or after provided you were enrolled in a StraighterLine course prior to August 30, 2014.

Admission to Excelsior College is subject in all respects to its admission policies. The admission decision is made solely by the University.