An average tuition of $11,924 annually is charged by colleges and universities across the nation with online masters degree in chemistry programs. The average tuition has increased, over the past few years, by 22.7%. The average tuition annually was $9,718 at these online schools in 2007.
Below, the chart displays the tuition range for colleges offering online chemistry programs at the masters level from highest to lowest cost:
| Tuition Level | Number of Schools |
|---|---|
| Cheapest | 2 |
| Low cost | 0 |
| Average cost | 0 |
| Most expensive | 3 |
A yearly tuition of over $5,461 is charged by the costliest schools that offer online masters degree in chemistry programs. On the other end of the spectrum, the cheapest colleges and universities require students to pay per annum tuition costs in the range of $3,029 to $3,530. Florida and North Carolina are home to the least expensive accredited online chemistry masters degree schools.
- Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences – Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Master of Science in Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences – Drug Chemistry
- Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry Professional
- Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Master of Science in Chemistry
- Master of Arts in Teaching in Secondary – Chemistry
- Master of Arts in Teaching in Secondary Education – Chemistry
- Master of Arts in Teaching in Secondary Mathematics and Science Education – Chemistry
- Professional Science Master of Chemistry in Analytical Chemistry
- Master of Education – Adolescent and Young Adult Chemistry Education
Of all chemistry graduates with masters degrees from online colleges across the country, a reported 73% graduated from these affordable programs in 2011. This represents 75,596 of the 103,162 graduates from around the US. Between 2006 and 2011, the percentage of chemistry graduates with masters degrees from the lowest cost online colleges and universities has increased, while the number of graduates has also increased by 9,010 graduates annually.
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