The average tuition charged by colleges and universities across the nation with online bachelors degree in real estate programs is $24,165 yearly. Over the past few years, there has been a 14% increase in the average tuition. In 2007, the average tuition at these online schools was $21,199 per annum.
Online bachelors degree in real estate colleges and universities are sometimes called real estate development colleges and universities. The tuition range for colleges offering online real estate programs at the bachelors level is displayed in the following graph. Tuition is shown from the highest to lowest cost colleges and universities.
| Tuition Level | Number of Schools |
|---|---|
| Cheapest | 2 |
| Low cost | 0 |
| Average cost | 0 |
| Most expensive | 2 |
A yearly tuition of over $35,604 is charged by the costliest schools that have online bachelors degree in real estate programs. On the other hand, the cheapest colleges have yearly tuition costs ranging from $5,461 to $17,730. The lowest cost accredited online real estate bachelors degree schools are located in Mississippi and Oregon.
- Bachelor of Arts in Real Estate Studies
- BA/Real Estate Studies
- Bachelor of Business Administration – Real Estate
- Bachelor of Business Administration Real Estate Specialization
- Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration – Real Estate Management
- Bachelor of Science in Real Estate
- Bachelor of Science in Property Management
In 2011, of all real estate graduates with bachelors degrees from online colleges and universities in the nation, an estimated 17% earned credentials from these cheap programs. Therefore, of the 102,707 graduates from around the US, 17,849 are from the most inexpensive schools. Between 2006 and 2011, the number of real estate graduates with bachelors degrees from the least expensive online schools has increased by 2,927 graduates per year, while the percentage of graduates from these schools has also increased.
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