Tuition and Costs | Updated 05/2023

For general public students, EUCLID's fee structure is as follows:

(1) Upon enrollment, students are charged a one-time non-refundable fee of $850 (USD) (Initial Admission Fee).

(2) Enrolled students may petition for credit equivalencies. There is a non-refundable USD40 (all currency zones) per credit fee to cover for the admission / faculty evaluation time required to assess the evidence submitted.

(3) As each course is started, students pay for their courses on a per credit basis.

^ 90 credits of post-graduate studies after the bachelor's represents the international standard for doctoral programs. 55 is based on a 35 credit-hour master's degree in a matching field. Doctoral credits are obtained through regular courses capped by a 25 credit hour thesis.

# Prospective students should add the initial enrollment fee + the residual cost of textbooks, materials and courseware to obtain a realistic estimate. Most textbooks can be obtained used and then resold on such sites as Amazon.com or ABEBooks.com

Note: do not make any payments unless directed to do so by the Director of Admissions.

Refund Policy --- see current enrollment agreement for updates

EUCLID will make refunds to students withdrawing from the certificate program pursuant to the following Tuition Refund Policy described below:

(1) All monies will be refunded if the student is not accepted by EUCLID, or if the student cancels within five calendar days after midnight of the day on which the Enrollment Agreement was signed.

(2) Because tuition is paid on a course by course basis, refunds are limited to courses paid but not started, or started less than 20 days prior to the date of the student’s intention to cancel/withdraw. For these courses, EUCLID will refund the student based on the following table:

Notice of the student’s intention to cancel/withdraw must be made in writing, by fax or letter. No refund can be made after the published time allowed for the completion of the program.