Cheapest per credit RA schools? $175 or less per SH.

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I thought a new list might be helpful to some people, if anyone wants to help update the list. I am certainly curious. I found a lot of lists that are older with outdated fees. I'll add to this (for 24 hours, then I can't edit anymore).

Roughly sorted from cheapest to most expensive. Edit: Since there aren't many, I will start adding up to $220/credit.

• Foothill College - Only $31/credit if you only take online courses and take 6cr or less per term. They use a 12-week quarter system. Ask for fee waivers for the ID cared, student representation fee, and campus center use fee, and the only fee is $16 for the Health Services fee. So $140 for a 4cr course or $171 for a 5cr course.
  
• De Anza Community College - Same as Foothill College. See above.
  
• Luna Community College - cheap
  
• Clovis Community College - $1068 for 12 cr in summer, $1332 for 12 cr in fall, but in summer 10 is considered full-time
  
• New Mexico Junior College - $64 per SH, or $768 if taking 12+ credits
  
• 2 or more other Community Colleges in New Mexico
  
• Patten - $, does not take fed financial aid
  
• Penn Foster - $329/course, so just under $110 per SH, does not take fed financial aid. Some courses are not ACE and are only NA.
  
• Atlantic Cape Community College Online - $149/credit.
  
• Ivy Tech Community College Online - $158.50/cr for out of state ($135.15 in state but not sure if online is available?) but they seem to add another $20/class for online. So slightly over $165/cr.
  
• Brigham Young University Online & Correspondance -
  
• Edukan (Kansas Consortium of Community Colleges) -
  
• Fort Hays State University - $207/credit.
  
• Salem Community College Online & Correspondance - raised to $215/credit for out of state. $165/credit for in-county.
  
• Eastern Oregon University Online - I think they raised prices, so maybe they don't qualify
  

Not cheap anymore?

• Shoreline Virtual College Online - 1 credit is $158.06, 12 credits is $1,380.78. I don't believe this qualifies, because their courses are mostly 5 credit, and it's $654.30 for a course.
  
• Colorado State University Online - They are over $300/credit for courses, but they have 3-credit CBEs for $250
  

In State:

• various California community colleges - cheap for in-state residents. $156/cr for out of state but that's for quarter credits (so it's $780/course for out of state?)
  
• Passaic County Community College Online - $143/cr in-state and cheaper in county. $228 out of state.
  
• Texas community colleges for in-state residents only
  
• some other states for in-state residents only
  

B&M schools: Many states including AZ, CA, TX. TN soon if not already.

(California Coast University Online is nationally accredited, not regionally accredited.)

Edit: After this can't be edited, maybe I can move it to the Wiki. Hopefully there is input on this thread in the next 24 hours

I will be filling in some of the blank spots.