Distance Learning
- Distance Learning
- About Distance Learning
- DL Faculty
- Application Information
- Financial Information
- DL Calendar
- Textbooks
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Course Offerings
- College-Level Writing Skills
- Research and Writing
- Theology of the Bible I
- Theology of the Bible II
- Western Literature I
- Western Literature II
- History of the United States I
- History of the United States II
- History of Western Civilization I
- History of Western Civilization II
- Freedom's Foundations I
- Freedom's Foundations II
- Logic
- Rhetoric
- Philosophy
- Principles of Biblical Reasoning
- Constitutional Law
- Economics and the Citizen
- Euclidean Geometry
- Latin I & II
- Latin III
- Latin IV
- Attic Greek I
- Attic Greek II
Fall 2009
Beginning in the Fall 2009 semester, Distance Learning students pay tuition based on their enrollment category: degree-seeking or non-degree seeking. Below is the summary of charges:
- Degree-seeking students (Campus @ Home) pay the same tuition rates as on campus students and are eligible for the same financial aid awards. For full details, please go to our Financial Aid page.
- Non-degree students pay $385 per credit hour for 200-400 level courses. 100-level courses are $275 per credit hour. No financial aid is available for non-degree students, except for a 5% discount for members of HSLDA.
- Part-time degree-seeking students pay $610 per credit hour.
- There is a non-refundable tuition deposit of $75 per course for non-degree students.
- Both degree-seeking and non-degree seeking students may be eligible for outside sources of scholarships and financial aid. Although the college cannot accept government funding, there are many private sources of aid. Click here for information on private scholarship funds.
