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Bank Street College of Education Tuition and Fees

Bank Street College of Education is a educational institution, which has a beautiful campus in New York, NY. In 1916, Bank Street College of Education was founded. Across all the courses offered at Bank Street College of Education, the enrolment stands at 549 (2018, graduate school), 451 (2019, school for children). The school has an academic staff of 125 who teach various courses to the students. In its 104 years of existence, BSCE has produced several known personalities like Margaret Wise

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Bank Street College of Education Tuition and Fees

Bank Street College of Education provides postgraduate programs across various fields, offering quality education to students.

Total Cost of Attendance

They must plan for several other expenses that accompany the cost of attendance such as lodging, dining, textbooks, supplies, and the cost of living, among others.

Average Net Price by Family Income

The net cost of attending Bank Street College of Education – the actual amount that students and their families are required to pay in a given year – varies depending on the candidate's annual family income. Generally, the higher the family income of the candidate, the higher is the net amount to be paid.

Graduate Tuition and Fees

	In-state	Out-State
Tuition	$39,010	$39,010
Fees	$300	$300

Now, coming to the tuition and fees charged for students seeking to pursue postgraduate courses at BSCE, the amount totals around $40,600. Of this amount, $40,300 accounts for the graduate tuition and the remaining $300 for the graduation fees.

Cost Per Credit Hour

Degree	Year	Cost per Credit hour
Graduate	2018 - 2019	$1,565
Undergraduate	2018 - 2019	N/A

The graduate and undergraduate courses have a varying cost per credit hour – which is the total program cost divided by the total number of credit hours of the program – that the student has to pay to attend BSCE. As per the 2019-2020 fee structure, the cost per credit hour for students enrolling in postgraduate courses is $676. Also, Bank Street College of Education currently offers a number of online courses to students across 12 different majors.

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Candidates must take note that no lodging facilities are currently available for the students at BSCE who wish to reside on the campus.

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Candidates must take note that no lodging facilities are currently available for the students at BSCE who wish to reside on the campus.

Online Degree Programs, Tuition and Cost Per Credit Summary

Degree Type	Total Average Tuition	Average Tuition Per Credit
Certificate	NA	$405
Certificate	NA	$405

Bank Street College of Education offers 32 online programs across 2 Majors.

Projected Price for a 4 year degree

At Bank Street College of Education, the total projected cost for the students pursuing a bachelor's degree program, along with other expenses, varies depending on several factors, including the program selected by the candidate. The student must keep in mind that the cost generally increases by a few percentage points every couple of years.

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Certificate of The Bank Street Approach to Early Childhood Education

Duration: 1 month Type: online

Cost per credit: $ 409

Bank Street College of Education Tuition and Fees

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Average Net Price by Family Income

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Cost Per Credit Hour

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Campus Housing Expenses

Online Degree Programs, Tuition and Cost Per Credit Summary

Projected Price for a 4 year degree

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