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19 Affordable Online Degrees: Masters in Special Education Best Buys
Interested in pursuing an online masters in special education from an accredited university without spending all of your savings? Well you're in luck! The online education experts at Get Educated scoured the web to find the the best online schools for you!
We found 19 "Best Buys" - a ranking of the most affordable online degrees from accredited colleges, all offering online Masters in Special Education degrees for less than $15,100.
Our online college affordability rankings compare tuition and distance learning fees at 35 different programs offered at online universities across the country. Better yet, all the schools we list are regionally accredited. Regional accreditation is the most difficult level of accreditation to achieve and the most respected among other universities and employers. Being ranked as a Best Buy indicates that the degree program has been independently reviewed and found to offer a high quality online degree at a cost well below the national average.
This is a cost ranking of the most affordable online degrees for Masters in Special Education. Colleges never pay to be included in these consumer affordability rankings. To appear on the Best Buy ranking list, the online degree profiled must cost less than the average cost for all 35 masters degrees in the data set.
Most Expensive Degree Surveyed:
$37,925 Master of Science in Special Education from Drexel University
Most Affordable Degree Surveyed: $8,940 Master of Arts in Education, Special Education from University of Texas Online Consortium
Note: These Masters in Special Education rankings are based on a Fall 2011 Get Educated review of regionally accredited and regional candidate schools offering online degrees. Tuition and fees (total costs) stated are valid for that time period (Fall 2011). Profiles for each distance degree in our online college directory may reflect slightly different costs based on a different update schedule.
The published cost is an estimated sticker price for the entire online masters degree and typically reflects the most affordable option. Actual costs will vary by student. Factors such as transfer credits at entrance, prerequisite requirements specific to each degree, and financial aid availability will affect your final purchase price.
Colleges do not pay to be included in these online university rankings. These rankings are editorially independent, open to any regionally accredited and regional candidate university which offers a degree that is offered at least 80% at a distance and open to the public. There is no cost to be included in the Get Educated online degree affordability ranking surveys or to use Get Educated award badges should your degree appear on these rankings.
If your online university is regionally accredited and not currently reviewed by the Get Educated affordable online degrees survey, please contact us for inclusion. Each Best Buys list is calculated every two years. The next Best Buys in Masters in Special Education rankings will be compiled in Fall 2013.
