NPRC Offers Low Tuition Costs & Financial Aid Options in Pa.
One of the first things prospective students consider when looking to further their education is the price. One major benefit of NPRC’s design is that it allows the college to price programs 70% cheaper than traditional brick and mortar colleges, with complete degrees averaging around $15,000 against a national average that has students paying the same amount per year of admission.
At Northern Pennsylvania Regional College, we understand that students and parents can feel overwhelmed with the cost of college. That’s why we work to help them reach their educational goals while attempting to ease the financial commitment that accompanies college attendance. We offer multiple payment options, institutional aid, assistance with the financial aid processes, and resources to scholarships available throughout the nine counties we serve in Pa.
Tuition Rates
| Tuition Identification Type | Charge |
| Full-time: 12-18 credit hours
Resident Non-resident Out-of-state |
$2,220 flat rate $2,400 flat rate $4,400 flat rate |
| Full-time: More than 18 credit hours
Resident Non-resident Out-of-state |
$2,200 + $185 per credit hour for each credit hour over 18 credit hours $2,400 + $200 per credit hour for each credit hour over 18 credit hours $4,400 + $370 per credit hour for each credit hour over 18 credit hours |
| Part-time: 1-11 credit hour(s)
Resident Non-resident Out-of-state |
$185 per credit hour $200 per credit hour $370 per credit hour |
| Early Entry (Dual Enrollment): Maximum 12 credit hours
Resident Non-resident Out-of-state |
$60 per credit hour $100 per credit hour $100 per credit hour |
| Audit | $50 per credit hour |
Fees
NPRC’s Board of Trustees voted to suspended fees for two academic years. Institutional Aid may also be available for eligible students.
Non-credit workforce development programs do not follow this tuition and fee structure. The costs will vary by program and payment assistance may be available.
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