In general, you can expect direct charges for tuition, textbooks, and other necessary course materials and equipment as well as for any postage and handling. Fees are subject to change when an institution updates its course listings. Most institutions require full payment of all charges due at the time of registration. The preferred method of payment is a check or money order. In a few instances, textbooks are paid for separately.
Some institutions accept charge cards and offer partial or deferred payment plans.
Financial Aid Presented here are a few possible sources of financial aid, and students who require aid are encouraged to explore all applicable options. Employers Many employers provide educational benefits to their employees. These are generally administered through the human resources or benefits department of the organization. If you are a teacher or other public school employee, you may be able to receive reimbursement of fees taken for college credit. Contact the coordinator of staff development within your district for further information.