tuition and fees at STRIVE University of Community Health

STRIVE University of Community Health maintains a transparent, inclusive, and affordable cost structure that removes financial obstacles for students to access quality, online education. Costs include tuition, educational materials, and support services, with flexible payment options and a fair refund policy that protects students' rights.

Application Fee: $75 (one-time)

Tuition $27,000.00 ($225.00 per credit hour)

Textbooks $10,000.00

Materials $2,000.00

Total Program Tuition: 39,075

Tuition $36,000.00 ($600.00 per credit hour)

Textbooks $10,000.00

Materials $2,000.00

Total Program Tuition: 48,075

Tuition $59,821.00 ($367.00 per credit hour)

Textbooks $15,000.00

Materials $3,000.00

Total Program Tuition: 77,896

Tuition $45,000.00 (($1,250.00 per credit hour)

Textbooks $5,000.00

Materials $1,000.00

Total Program Tuition: 51,075

Tuition costs include: 

• Access to the LMS and its advanced tools.
• Digital educational materials for courses (i.e., library, multimedia resources, readings, and interactive content).
• Individual virtual tutoring to reinforce specific learning areas or clarify academic concepts and address questions.
• Administrative services, including technical and administrative support through the Virtual Support Desk.
• Graduation-related costs (i.e., diplomas and official transcripts).
• The Textbook and Materials Fee are charged on a per-term basis and cover the cost of all materials required for participating in coursework. For Fall and Spring terms: The Textbook Fee is $1,000 and Materials Fee is $200. For Summer terms: The Textbook Fee is $500 and Materials Fee is $100. The total indicated above is based on assumed enrollment in all three terms per year, for the number of years indicated above. Textbook and Materials Fees for a given term are nonrefundable once the term starts.

If additional materials or specialized software are required, STRIVE University of Community Health notifies students in advance and provides these resources at no additional cost, based on program requirements. Students must have access to the minimum technology requirements as published under the admissions criteria.