Pre-WGU | The full cost of tuition after fees

In this video I talk about the next step I completed in the enrollment process (financial requirements) and I share with you how much I'm going to have to pay per term (with all fees included).

[@ryanmcbryde1072]

Dude. I really appreciate your videos. this is quality content and i really like that you get into the nitty gritty details as well as sharing your own personal experience and views

[@CameronEvolved]

Thanks for watching!

[@spicynoodleboi]

Thanks for all the information. I'm going to going the WGU route next year so this has all been extremely helpful.

[@CameronEvolved]

Thanks and good luck on your WGU journey next year!

[@MM-cl9zf]

Thanks for the in depth breakdown, your channel is very helpful 😊

[@llin2000]

Thank you for the detailed break down of different options.

[@CameronEvolved]

Thanks for watching!

[@raba650]

What I don't like is that you can’t transfer any courses after you begin at WGU. I'd want to attend WGU for its financial aid & at the same time do courses via its outside partners like Sophia to tackle courses faster while being able to pay for things through the WGU financial aid.

[@NiyaB81]

Thank you. Your videos are very informative.

[@sarasara-yo9rf]

WGU is awful. They made me send them the official transcript, and my AA is from a reputable college in the US with a GPA of 4.0. They just accepted 36 credits! I am not kidding! The United States education system is a jungle if they can rip you off they will! Every university has a different policy and fees! Thank you so much for your video.

[@markdavydenko2166]

I’m not sure if your comment is a positive or not in the way of WGU😆, is 36 credits a lot for wgu?

[@sarasara-yo9rf]

my comment about WGU is negative, they approved 36 out of 60 credits I received for my Associate degree I completed in a college in 2023, what a joke. I love your videos, keep up the good work. @@markdavydenko2166

[@rafaelbejar4758]

Hello my guy, really interested video were you able to complete your bachelor's in 6 months ?

[@Dezznutszzzzzz]

Thank you!!!

[@believeume122]

Thanks for this video! So there's 4 payments due each semester. And the semester is 6 months right? Also is it 4 consecutive months?

[@CameronEvolved]

Yes. The 2 options it gave me was to pay all it up front, or 4 consecutive payments due in the first 4 months. Terms/semesters are 6 months long.

[@believeume122]

@@CameronEvolved thank you!

[@Jess-tj7ve]

Thank you cause I don’t think I can afford it is it true you can go half the time ?

[@Idkgoogleitbro]

Pell grant took care of me , I’m surprised at this video

[@markdavydenko2166]

Are you an independed adult?

[@akhmadkhuja8026]

how do you pay with cal grant?

[@WinterWind]

Is bank transfer not common in the US? I have never heard of anyone being against doing a bank transfer however I'm also not in the US so I'm not sure what the situation there is

[@CameronEvolved]

I think it's pretty common here in the US. It's just a personal preference.

[@jenniferw8963]

Thanks for the video. Does that ~$4400 include all the $200 textbooks ? or do they use free ebooks?

[@CameronEvolved]

I don't think they use textbooks. Everything I've seen so far only references ebooks, and yes the ebooks are included in the tuition.

[@monvici]

Do you get loan for tuition fee?

[@justjaymar_]

Can you use financial aid ?

[@CameronEvolved]

Yes you can, but I'm not sure how much it would take off. I think it varies from person to person.