Tuition

Tuition for an Online Master's in Education Degree
Concordia University offers several cutting-edge Master of Education degrees at a competitive price. Our team of educational leaders believe a quality education offers exceptional professional development, a greater range of career opportunities, and increased earning potential.

Accordion to the National Center for Education Statistics, public and private school teachers with a Master's degree in Education earn more money, with an 11.31% salary difference for public school teachers and an 8.2% difference for private school teachers.

Below is an overview of the average tuition costs for a one-year Concordia University online Master of Education degree program:

Curriculum Components Required Components Cost
Course fee 30-33 credits $620 per credit
Blackboard fee   $59 per semester
Technology fee   $150 per semester

Tuition for the one-year online Master of Education degree program ranges from $18,600 to $20,460.

Financial Aid
Concordia University offers several plans including federal financial aid (available only to US citizens and eligible non-citizens) as well as scholarships and grants to assist students in paying their tuition.

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Total Comments (28)

  1. adam says:

    I have attained an M.A.T. How many credits from a previous master’s program (providing course work is similar) may be transferred into the M.Ed in leadership program. Thank you!

  2. Dana Carr says:

    Are you affiliated with Concordia University in Chicago, Illinois?

    • admissions says:

      Dana, Yes, there are actually 10 Concordia University Institutions throughout the United States. Thank you.

  3. Jen says:

    My school is considered a Title I school & I would qualify for a TEACH Grant. Do you offer/honor these grants also?

    • admissions says:

      Jen, Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education Grant (TEACH Grant) is a Federal Government Grant that is honored at Concordia. Please review specific requirements of the grant. Thank you.

  4. D says:

    I am just a few credits away from a Master of Arts. Can any of these be applied to a degree from your program?

    • admissions says:

      D, Transfer credits are accepted. You would need to provide information to your Enrollment Specialist and the credits can be evaluated to learn if any of the credits are equivalent to Concordia’s courses. Thank you.

  5. iibnu says:

    Is there any scholarship for Online Master of Education?

  6. reynold says:

    I would like to ask if this program is available in Asia, particular in Thailand. I want to enroll for a Master’s degree. Thank you.

    • admissions says:

      Reynold, Concordia University Online has many international students. You may attend this program from home because it is 100% online. Thank you.

  7. Beck says:

    I have a Bachelor’s in Psychology and would like to switch to teaching Secondary Education. I received my degree in 1991 and only had a GPA of 2.4. Can I still get into this program?

    • admissions says:

      Beck, We do offer the potential for conditional acceptance. You may call and speak with an Enrollment Specialist for further details. Thank you.

  8. Tammy says:

    Are there specific prerequisites needed? Do you accept a degree from Thomas Edison?

    • admissions says:

      Tammy, The requirements include a Bachelor’s from a Regionally Accredited Institute and a GPA of 2.8 or higher. THOMAS EDISON STATE COLLEGE has been Regionally Accredited, since 1977, according to collegesource.org. Thank you.

  9. Daisy says:

    Can I apply for the Master’s program while I’m still finishing up on my Bacherlor’s of Education program?…

    • admissions says:

      Daisy, One of the minimum requirements for this program is that you have achieved a Bachelor’s from a Regionally Accredited Institute. Thank you.

  10. Corine says:

    Does this university offer the opportunity to top up on recent studies? For example, build on a diploma from another university to get a masters

    • admissions says:

      Corine, One of the requirements for the program is to have a Bachelor’s degree. We do not accept transfer credits; however, most programs are only 10 courses or 53 weeks total! Thank you.

  11. Jill says:

    I am interested in adding on education classes to assist with state licensure. I currently hold 2 complete masters degrees and do not really wish to start another at my age. Can this be done through this program, or can you suggest other avenues for me to try?

  12. Sadie says:

    I see ‘leadership’ focus & ‘curriculum’ focus. Are those the only two options? Or when you choose ‘curriculum’ you then choose a sub-category such as reading or math or technology?

    • admissions says:

      Sadie, There are 10 different Master of Education degrees. For example, you may pick the Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, then decide which of the 9 concentrations you would like to focus on. Dual concentration is also a new, exciting option! Thank you.

  13. Miike says:

    How is tuition paid? Every semester, monthly,etc.

    • admin says:

      When tuition is paid directly by the student, then you can opt for a monthly payment plan. Financial aid is by the semester.

  14. Tonia says:

    Is the Master’s program accepted in countries like Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, or UAE? Also, do you accept high school graduates from Continental Academy in Florida (an online program)?

    • admin says:

      You will have to check with the department of education in your country to determine whether the M.Ed. degree from the U.S. is accepted. The degree is regionally accredited in the U.S. by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. For international students, Concordia University requires a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree that is recognized by the Ministry of Education from that country. Please review our admissions requirements for international students.