How much is the registered nursing course at Keiser University?

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How much is the registered nursing course at Keiser University?

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Keiser University offers four different ways to obtain your RN degree:

  • an associate's degree
  • a standard bachelor's degree
  • a fast track bachelor's degree and
  • an accelerated bachelor's degree

Keiser University provides a "net price calculator" you can use to estimate your cost of attendance. The cost of attendance in most academic programs usually varies by how long you attend and the number of courses you take. However, in each case and scenario we tried, the results were the same approximate TOTAL cost: $23,348 for both in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees, living off-campus. One exception was the Flagship Residential Campus (offering the traditional BSN only), the TOTAL cost more than doubled to $48,960.

If you enter accurate details (site you want to attend, which degree (listed above) you are interested in, and whether you want financial aid, etc.) this calculator may provide you with more accurate information. Otherwise, consider calling the nursing school itself at 1-866-288-1781.

For more information about the costs of nursing school and how they compare to Keiser University, check out this article: Best Nursing Schools for 2020

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