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Sterling Per-Credit-Hour Cost Breakdown

$1,460 Per Credit Hour

What Will It Cost to Attend Sterling College Per Credit Hour?

Check the current per-credit-hour tuition for part-time enrollment at Sterling College, along with the full annual tuition and fee breakdown.

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How Much Does Sterling Cost Per Credit Hour?

$1,460 Per Credit Hour

Those taking courses part-time at Sterling College pay $1,460 for each credit hour.

Cost Per Credit Hour
Part-Time Undergraduate $1,460

Keep in mind that the per-credit-hour rate is the sticker price and does not factor in any financial aid or scholarships that could lower the cost.

To put the per-credit-hour rate in context, full-time annual tuition and fees at Sterling College follow below.

Of that annual total, required fees amounted to $200; the remainder is straight tuition.

Most Recent Reported Year
Tuition $40,560
Fees $200
Total $40,760

The totals above are for instruction and do not cover room and board.

Tuition Trend for Sterling Over the Last Few Years

Below is how tuition at Sterling College has moved over the last few reported years.

Year Tuition
Three Years Ago $39,000
Two Years Ago $39,000
One Year Ago $40,560
Most Recent Year $40,560

Keep Annual Increases in Mind

At most colleges, tuition rises a little each year, so the figure you see today is unlikely to be the figure you pay across all four years.

Plan Around the Cumulative Cost

When planning, assume the rate will rise each year so rising costs don’t blow up your plan.

Options to Finance Your Sterling Studies

Cost per credit hour is just the starting figure — grant aid and scholarships often reduce what students actually pay.

For information on financial aid at Sterling College, see the Sterling College Financial Aid page.

For full-time annual costs, see the Sterling College Tuition & Fees page.

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