how much would it cost for all my english and math classes in a community college?
147790
this would depend on the college you choose.  each school has different prices for the credit hour and the fees for the credit hour.  also don't forget the book cost.  the college i went to it was $65.00 per credit hour (3 per class) that included the tuition fee.  then the books were anywhere from $75.00-$150.00.  Buy used books always; they are alot cheaper, plus sometimes have answers in them.   probably the best place to get your books would be amazon.com
78333
I go to American Public University, very nice and reasonable prices ($750 a class, books are basically free if you send them back).  They have a wide range of Associate, Bachelor, and Master degrees to choose from.  Take a good look at them, it fits very nice into my schedule.
82417
Community Colleges are a great way to save some money and get the basic core classes out of the way.\n\nThe one thing you must check on is if the college is accredited and if your credits will transfer to another college if you want to go further in your education.
282055
Anything at a community college
564072
Usually, putting things like finacial aid and loans aside, the lowest tuition charged per credit hour is at your local community college, if you are in in-state (or in county, depending) resident. In fact, the deal can be so good there that some students chose to do their first two years at their local community college, get their associates, then transfer to a more expensive, four year university.
772006
Start off at a community college or junior college those are alot cheaper, and the best part you get the same classes for about half the price. 12 units is considered a full load so I always try to take 6 units of fun enrichment classes and 6 of classes I actually need which takes a little longer but combats the getting burnt out affect. Plus if you are worried about the financial part most all colleges offer financial aid and it ends up paying you to go to school. Good Luck
1082573
Of course, tuition rates will vary depending on which classes you take, but this is the ballpark rates for being a full-time student this upcoming fall semester:\n\nAuburn University:  \nAlabama resident: $2,500   Alabama non-resident: $7,500\n\nUAB:\nAlabama resident: $4,792    Alabama non-resident: $10,732\n\nThere were several different colleges that matched "north carolina university" and I am unsure which one you are interested in. However, one way of researching it is to search what college you are looking for in yahoo or google and click on that website. Tuition and fees should be somewhere on the colleges website. Good luck!
800963
Community colleges over the United States,  the tuition is very cheap comparing to universities (both public and private).\nThe average (there may be some exceptions) for:\n2 years college (public) = 2,000-3,000/years\n4 years college (public) = 5,000-6000/years\n4 years college (private) = 20,000-25,000/years\n--------------------------------------\nFor international students, the tuition may be more expensive ( about doubled if attending in public college, NO different if enrolling in private college (same tuition as presidents)\nHere are some:\nhttp://www.aacc.nche.edu/Content/NavigationMenu/AboutCommunityColleges/Fast_Facts1/Fast_Facts.htm\nhttp://www.faulkner.cc.al.us/
202328
I have been taking on-line courses for about a year now. (Business Adminastration) I am taking them though the local college. I checked out the on-line at other places and their cost was 3 times as much as our local college. Yes, you can get financial aid for these, but it is no where near the amount that it will cost you. ADVISE: Get out of the one you found on the internet, and go to your local college, take the on-line courses through them. Your Financial aid will cover these. Books and all!!!
1033727
There is no excuse for that.  When I was there 4 years ago, it was only $11 per unit to take classes at the community college.  At that rate, everyone should be taking classes all the time.  That is ridiculously cheap and people just don't take advantage of it.
898777
I would check your local community college, many of them offer on-line courses (at an affordable price).  I would also make sure you pay close attention to the approval process, I have heard many stories about credits/classes being non-transferable.  You don't want to waste time or money.  good luck.
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According to collegeboard: $33,420
263219
Call them at 773.602.5000.  Ask for the registrar's office.  Request a copy of your transcript.  They can tell you about the fees.\n\nBest of Luck
278665
check with your local community college
176275
Depends on how many credits and what level of education you seek, but total registration fees are currently $1033.
309993
Check out an ESL class in your area. A good starting point is the United Way they can refer you to a class. They fund a great deal of literacy. My mother teaches ESL (English as a second language) in Houston and she volunteers her time to teach. I don't think there is a charge for most of these classes anywhere. Good luck to you on learning. PS you can also do some online.
693123
I teach in CT and there is a surplus here.  Social studies and English/Language Arts