Overload and Capped Tuition

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Hmm, IIRC, If you're looking at a community college for example, there are a few that allow you to take more than the 15-18/semester and the pricing remains the same as the 15/18 credits.  Having said that, you need permission to take up to 21-24 credits each semester, and have a relatively high GPA, plus, you need to retain that GPA in order to continue overloading the next semester...

I had 19 credits in a semester at a community colleges years ago. I paid full time tuition for credits 12-18. Credit 19 I paid part time tuition and fees on. I had to have permission from the Dean. I had a high GPA so it wasn't a problem getting approval. I did it once and said never again because of how much work there was in 6 classes over 15 weeks. I also had 6 final exams in 1 week. That was AWFUL.

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When it comes to a grad program you'd need a CBE program who has a flat rate for tuition per term such as UMPI and WGU. If you're looking for name recognition you're not likely to find a CBE program or a cap on grad tuition along with unlimited credits in a term. Grad courses are nothing like undergrad so I can see why the cap limits remain. I completed 4 grad courses in 1 term and it was....a lot. It was a rough 10 weeks. I had to have approval from the Dean and was only approved because I had a 4.0 from my first term at the university. Once was enough for me!