Tuition & Fees

Tuition: $515 per credit hour or $1,545 per three-hour course
Admission Fee: $50 (one time fee)
Graduation Fee: $50 (one time fee)
Other Costs: Books – costs vary but plan on $160 per course.

Online Courses: $695 per credit hour or $2,085 per three-hour course

Military Tuition

Active duty soldiers, National Guard, and Reserve soldiers can attend a Webster University Kentucky campus at a reduced military rate. In addition to reduced rates, military professional education often transfers college credits - from 6 to 15 hours of graduate credit. This can significantly reduce the cost of obtaining your graduate degree.

Military Tuition Rate: $330 per credit hour $990 per three-hour course
Admission Fee: $50 (one time fee)
Graduation Fee: $50 (one time fee)
Other Costs: Books – costs vary but plan on $160 per course.

Online Courses: $470 per credit hour or $1,410 per three-hour course.

Payment Options

Each individual is responsible for ensuring that University tuition and fees are paid in a timely manner. Delayed payments can result in a block on taking courses, involuntary drops from current courses, freezing of academic accounts, and other activities.

Students are provided with several options for paying tuition costs. Payment options include:

1. Financial aid - requires federal and Webster forms to be filed
2. Direct billing to a third party (i.e., employer or military) - letter from employer
3. Employer reimbursement - requires employer reimbursement form
4. Deferred payment plan - talk to our office staff on how to do this
5. Payment in full - Check (to St. Louis - Webster University - SA, P.O. Box 953789, St. Louis, MO 63195-3789) or Credit Card (online). Credit cards include a 2.75% card payment fee. You can pay by electronic check through the Bursor's CASHNet which is accessible through your "Connections" account. There is no additional fee for CASHNet.

Call 1-800-981-9803 to pay by phone (with credit card fee).

The University reserves the right to refuse deferred payment privileges on any student whose account is overdue or has been overdue in the past. Students are financially responsible for all courses not officially dropped by the printed deadline.