Tuition & Financial Aid

Great education should not bankrupt your financial future. The recent trend in college tuition is a continual increase of price per unit, year after year. Unfortunately, increased cost is rarely matched with an increase in the quality of the education. Instead, as students pay upwards of $30,000 and $40,000 per year to attend university, they are stuffed into more and more crowded classes, taught too often by part time, underpaid instructors. Full time professors are allowed and even encouraged to pursue research rather than teaching. Much of the ever-increasing price tag of college goes to expensive sporting arenas and bloated salaries of administrators who never set foot in the classroom. Students borrow more and more money to attend college each year, and eventually this trend leads to a student body wracked with debt well past their graduation – if they graduate at all.

Saint Constantine College does things differently. We keep our class sizes small. We have no athletics program requiring millions of dollars of funding. All of our administrators are also professors. All our professors are experienced educators and accomplished academics who are paid to focus on higher education. And so we can keep our tuition low, at just $10,500 per year.

For this, students receive an excellent, individualized  education in small and rigorous tutorials led by experts in their field. Instead of borrowing tens of thousands of dollars per year for a mere diploma, students at Saint Constantine pay a modest tuition for a quality program of study in an intimate academic community. Simply put, at Saint Constantine, every tuition dollar paid by the student will be used to foster the education of that student.

Tuition and Fees

Saint Constantine College aims to provide you the kind of quality education you would find at the top tier universities, but at a cost that is competitively priced against local community colleges.

Undergraduate tuition for the year totals $10,500, or $5,250 per semester.

In our mission to keep costs low, we have eliminated many of the miscellaneous fees typical of modern college programs. The only regular fee that students can expect is the cost of their books for each semester - an average amount of $450 per semester.