Spring summer students don’t always save on tuition
Posted in Educationon Feb 10, 2006
There may be lots of reasons why you should attend BYU spring and or summer terms. However, cost of tuition may not be one of those reasons. You may actually end up paying more per credit hour during spring or summer than you would during fall or winter semesters.
I’ve put together the following calculator to help you understand the per credit cost for average course loads for either spring/summer or fall/winter. If you type in the number of what you think is an average credit load, and click the Calculate button, you will see the cost per credit based on the number of credits.
