Enrolled Options Plan
Some students may not require the full complement of credit-earning options and student services covered under the Comprehensive Tuition Plan. For those students who want or need only to choose certain components of the plan, the College offers the Enrolled Options Plan. With this approach, as an enrolled student, you are required to pay the Annual Enrollment Tuition and the Technology Services Fee. Payment of this tuition component entitles you to a full year of College services including academic advisement and program planning. You may then choose what College credit-earning methods you require and will be charged for each option as outlined in the Enrolled Options Plan chart below.
Enrolled Options Plan: 2007-2008
**Students who select the Enrolled Options Plan must pay an annual enrollment tuition and the technology services fee.
Enrolled Options Plan: 2007-2008
| Annual Enrollment Tuition | First Year | Subsequent Years |
| New Jersey residents* | $1,275 | $1,115 |
| Out-of-state residents | $2,300 | $1,995 |
| International | $3,140 | $2,710 |
| Technology Services Fee** | $97 | $97 |
Course Tuition (per credit attempted)
New Jersey residents
$125
Out-of-state residents
$165
Nonenrolled students***
$315
TECEP® Examinations (per credit attempted)
New Jersey residents
$75
Out-of-state residents
$75
Nonenrolled students***
$150
Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)
Tuition (per credit)
Practicum tuition
New Jersey residents
$125
$125
Out-of-state residents
$165
$165
Nonenrolled students**
$315
n/a
**Students who select the Enrolled Options Plan must pay an annual enrollment tuition and the technology services fee.
***Includes all students not enrolled under either the Comprehensive Tuition Plan or the Enrolled Options Plan.
NOTE: All tuition and fees listed here were approved on June 8, 2007, by the Board of Trustees of Thomas Edison State College and are effective July 1, 2007. Tuition and fees are subject to change.
NOTE: If your degree program requires a course not offered by Thomas Edison State College, then you may need to take that course at another institution. If so, you would be responsible for any and all costs incurred at that institution.
