Rasmussen College Strengthens Commitment to Providing Affordable Degree Options; Makes New Tuition Reductions Across Multiple Degree Programs

“We know cost is a hurdle many students face when going back to school, which is why Rasmussen College consistently reviews the impact tuition has on our students’ futures and looks for opportunities to reduce cost while maintaining a great student experience and positive outcomes,” said Dr. Trenda Boyum-Breen, president of Rasmussen College. “Rasmussen College is committed to providing affordable higher education opportunities, and we are excited to once again lead the way on finding new ways to address college affordability by reducing the cost of some of our biggest and most in-demand degree programs.”

Tuition Reductions Available Across 10 In-Demand Degree Programs

School of Business

New full-time students enrolling in six of the Rasmussen College School of Business bachelor’s degree-completion programs will see cost reductions of 23 percent, while part-time students will see a 16 percent cost reduction. Eligible programs include:

• Business Systems Analysis
• Finance
• Healthcare Management
• Human Resources and Organizational Leadership
• Marketing
• Supply Chain and Logistics Management

The leading-edge bachelor’s degree-completion programs are developed by industry professionals and designed for students who have some college credit and wish to pursue an advanced business degree. They are also available with the Flex Choice^® option, which allows students to take online, self-paced courses alongside their faculty-led courses at no additional cost. Depending on the number of self-paced courses students choose to take, they can save up to an additional 27 percent on tuition costs. That brings the total cost of the bachelor’s degree-completion programs, including all additional fees, to around $15,000 for full-time students — making them some of the most affordable advanced business degrees in the country. Students can also graduate in as few as 18 months.^*

School of Health Sciences

Three Rasmussen College School of Health Sciences degree programs will also see 23 percent tuition reductions for new, full-time students and 16 percent reductions for part-time students. These programs prepare students to work in some of the most in-demand healthcare professions. Job growth for health information technicians, health educators and community health workers is projected between 21 percent and 22 percent in the next 10 years. Eligible programs include:

• Health and Wellness Bachelor’s degree-completion program
• Health Information Technician (HIT) Associate’s degree
• Medical Billing and Coding Certificate

In addition to the tuition reductions, Rasmussen College also redesigned its Medical Billing and Coding program so students can now earn their certificate and enter the workforce three months faster — in just nine months.^* The College also updated the curriculum for its HIT program to better prepare students for the Registered Health Information Technician (RHIT) certification exam.

School of Technology

The cost of the Rasmussen College Computer Science Bachelor’s degree-completion program is being reduced by as much as 42 percent for new, full-time students and 51 percent for part-time students. The recently redesigned program offers students real-life, hands-on learning experiences in a business context, and trains them on the latest technology from Amazon^®, Apple^® and Microsoft^® platforms. Graduates will be prepared to contribute to organizational success as business analysts, solutions architects, developers, analysts and solutions engineers.

The Health and Wellness, HIT and Computer Science degree programs are all also available with the Flex Choice option.

Rasmussen College Leads on College Affordability

The tuition reductions at Rasmussen College are just the latest of its ongoing efforts to provide more affordable higher education opportunities for students. As an innovator in the industry, the College has led the market with several cost-saving initiatives over the past few years, including:

• Conducting two nationwide tuition reductions
• Launching and expanding Flex Choice, a competency-based education model
• Launching several new scholarships including, most recently:
  • Future Nurses of Wisconsin
  • Future Nurses of Florida
• Reducing tuition for its Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program (RN to BSN) by 16 percent
• Reducing tuition for its Medical Assisting Diploma program by 35 percent
• Broadly accepting transfer credits from other accredited institutions
• Locking in tuition for continuously enrolled students
• Reviewing programs to refresh curriculum and shorten length so students can get in the workforce faster

To learn more about Rasmussen College and its affordable degree options, please visit www.rasmussen.edu.

*Completion time is dependent on transfer credits accepted and courses completed each term.