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Online Undergraduate Tuition and Financial Aid

Online Undergraduate Tuition: $350 Per Credit Hour With the Start Now Scholarship

Eligible new online undergraduate students can save $200 per credit hour with the Start Now Scholarship, reducing tuition from $550 to $350 per credit hour.

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Online Undergraduate Tuition and Financial Aid

Earn your online bachelor’s degree with a clear understanding of your costs and the financial resources available to you.

Online undergraduate tuition at Concordia University Texas is $550 per credit hour for the 2026–2027 academic year. Scholarships, grants, federal student loans, employer tuition assistance, and other resources may help reduce what you pay.

Our admissions and financial aid teams can help you understand your estimated cost, identify available funding, and complete each step of the financial aid process.

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Online Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

The following rates apply to online and hybrid undergraduate students during the 2026–2027 academic year.

Direct cost

2026–2027 standard rate

With Start Now Scholarship

Tuition

$550 per credit hour

$350 per credit hour

Three-credit course

$1,650

$1,050

Tornado Textbook Program

$25 per credit hour

$25 per credit hour

General Services Fee

$275 per semester

$275 per semester

Tuition and fees are subject to change. Your total cost will depend on the number of credit hours you take, your eligibility for scholarships and financial aid, and other individual circumstances.

The Start Now Scholarship provides eligible new online undergraduate students with a $200-per-credit-hour tuition scholarship. Textbook charges and fees are not reduced by the scholarship.

Financial Aid Is Available for Eligible Online Students

Online undergraduate students may be eligible for financial assistance, including federal and state aid. Eligibility depends on factors such as financial need, enrollment status, academic progress, and completion of required financial aid documents.

Financial aid may include:

Grants

Grants are generally based on financial need and typically do not need to be repaid. Eligible students may qualify for federal or state grants after completing the FAFSA.

Federal Student Loans

Federal student loans allow eligible students to borrow money for educational expenses. Loans must be repaid, generally after the student graduates, leaves school, or falls below the required enrollment level.

Scholarships

Scholarships may be available through Concordia Texas, employers, churches, professional organizations, community foundations, and other outside sources. Eligibility and application requirements vary by scholarship provider.

Employer Tuition Assistance

Some employers offer tuition reimbursement or education benefits to help employees earn a degree. Contact your employer’s human resources office to learn what assistance may be available.

Estimate Your Cost with the Net Price Calculator

The Net Price Calculator provides an initial estimate based on the information you enter. It is not a final cost or financial aid offer and may not include every scholarship or expense. Work with an admissions counselor to determine your personalized cost.

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Steps for Applying for Financial Aid
  1. Apply for Admission
  2. Complete the FAFSA
  3. Apply for Outside Scholarships
  4. Review Your Financial Aid Offer
  5. Meet With Your Admissions Counselor
  6. Accept Your Financial Aid and Selected Loans
  7. Complete Your Enrollment Commitment

Concordia University Texas FAFSA school code: 003557

Schedule a Financial Aid Planning Meeting

You do not have to navigate the financial aid process alone. Our team can help you understand your options, identify potential scholarships and financial aid, and estimate your remaining costs.

Ask your admissions counselor to schedule a financial aid planning meeting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much is online undergraduate tuition at Concordia Texas?

    Online undergraduate tuition is $550 per credit hour for the 2026–2027 academic year. Additional costs include the Tornado Textbook Program at $25 per credit hour and a $275 General Services Fee each semester.

  • How does the Start Now Scholarship affect tuition?

    Eligible new online undergraduate students receive a $200-per-credit-hour scholarship, reducing tuition from $550 to $350 per credit hour. The scholarship does not reduce textbook charges or the General Services Fee.

  • Who is eligible for the Start Now Scholarship?

    The scholarship is available to eligible new online undergraduate students who complete the enrollment commitment process by the applicable deadline and enroll in at least nine credit hours. Contact an admissions counselor to confirm your eligibility.

  • Do online undergraduate students qualify for financial aid?

    Yes. Eligible online undergraduate students may qualify for grants, federal student loans, scholarships, employer tuition assistance, and other forms of financial aid.

  • Do I need to complete the FAFSA?

    The FAFSA is not required for the Start Now Scholarship, but eligible students are strongly encouraged to complete it to be considered for federal and state financial aid. Concordia University Texas’s FAFSA school code is 003557.

  • Can I combine the Start Now Scholarship with other financial aid?

    The Start Now Scholarship may be combined with eligible grants, loans, employer benefits, and outside scholarships, subject to financial aid regulations and University policies.

  • Are textbooks included in tuition?

    Textbooks are not included in the tuition rate. The Tornado Textbook Program provides required course materials for eligible courses at a cost of $25 per credit hour.

  • Will the Net Price Calculator show my final cost?

    No. The Net Price Calculator provides an initial estimate and may not include the Start Now Scholarship or every expense. Work with an admissions counselor and financial aid planner to determine your personalized cost.

  • Who can help me understand my costs and financial aid options?

    Your admissions counselor can help you estimate your costs and schedule a financial aid planning meeting. During the meeting, a financial planner can explain your aid options, anticipated balance, and next steps.

Take the Next Step

Connect with Concordia Texas to discuss your online undergraduate program, estimated costs, transfer credits, and financial aid options.

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