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The University of Louisville (UofL) is a military-friendly school that recognizes the unique challenges and circumstances faced by members of the armed forces and strives to provide the support and flexibility you need to succeed as a college student. No matter where you are in your military career—or wherever you are in the world—we bring our classroom directly to you, helping you realize your potential and accomplish your goals.
Online programs at UofL are available across various industries and disciplines. Use the Online Program Finder to determine the right fit for your military or civilian career goals.
Courses offered online are designated in the schedule of courses. To see online courses only, select "Distance Education" in the location field.
For more information on military benefits, visit louisville.edu/veterans or contact milconstu@louisville.edu or (502) 852-2482.
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Veterans are encouraged to use Forever GI Bill®* funds to cover the cost of College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
*GI Bill is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
The tuition rate for Active-Duty service members and members of the Coast Guard is $250 per credit hour for undergraduate or most graduate fully online programs (some exceptions apply). Members of the Reserve and National Guard who qualify for Title X tuition assistance programs are also eligible for the $250 per credit hour rate. Service members who are not eligible for the $250 per credit hour rate pay the standard tuition rates for online courses. Service members must contact their installation Education Office or unit Education Officer for questions about military Tuition Assistant programs, and before they enroll in any program.
Fully Online Program Tuition Rates | |
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Active-duty* service members and Coast Guard members |
$250 per credit hour |
Qualifying members of the Reserve Component and National Guard must be eligible for Title X (Federal) TA |
May be eligible for $250 rate |
Exceptions apply to active-duty students enrolled in fully online professional programs: | |
Master of Science in Business Analytics | N/A |
Master of Business Administration | $500 per credit hour ($22,500 bundled tuition) |
Graduate Certificate in Distilled Spirits Business | $600 per credit hour |
Graduate Certificate in Family Business Management & Advising | $600 per credit hour |
Graduate Certificate in Franchise Management | $600 per credit hour |
Graduate Certificate in Horse Racing Industry Business | $600 per credit hour |
Graduate Certificate in Managerial Analytics | $600 per credit hour |
*Active-duty is defined as on orders for 180 days or more.
**Master of Engineering in Engineering Management military tuition rate effective Fall '23
According with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recent announcement, Post-9/11 GI Bill students taking more than 50% of approved resident (physically in-person) courses (converted to online learning solely due to COVID-19) will continue to receive benefits, including Monthly Housing Allowance, at the resident rate until December 21, 2021, or until the school resumes normal operations of resident training, whichever comes first. For additional information: https://benefits.va.gov/gibill/covid19educationbenefits.asp
Per the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), if you are solely enrolled in distance education (online) courses you are entitled to ½ the national Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) average per month of full-time enrollment, which equates to $858.50 per month.
If you take one in-person or hybrid course during the semester, you are entitled to the full BAH amount of $1,497 per month of full-time enrollment.
All courses are submitted to the VA based on dates of enrollment. If you are enrolled in courses that do not follow the whole semester, those courses will be certified to the VA based on the dates posted on your schedule. This could impact your housing allowance if you are eligible to receive it.
For questions about use of GI Bill benefits at UofL please contact our Center for Military-Connected Students: milconstu@louisville.edu or (502) 852-2482.
The process of using your education benefits can be overwhelming, but we’re here to help you every step of the way. Visit http://louisville.edu/veterans for more information or contact milconstu@louisville.edu or (502) 852-2482. You can also find out which education benefit is best for you at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Road Map for Success.
The University of Louisville is committed to ensuring you’re knowledgeable about all of your financial aid options. That’s why we created Start to Finish, a collection of all the information you’ll need to simplify the financial aid process and make earning a degree affordable for your family.
The cornerstone of the financial aid process is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). File the FAFSA to determine your eligibility for need-based federal student aid. The UofL school code you’ll need when filing the FAFSA is 001999.
If your employer offers education benefits, we’ll work with you to ensure a smooth process. Ask your employer if benefits are available.
We offer a convenient payment plan allowing you to make several payments throughout the semester rather than one lump sum.
Explore available scholarships through the Military-Connected Students Resource Center and other external Military, Veterans and Dependents scholarship opportunities on our website, to identify the opportunity that best fits your needs.
You can receive credit for military experience, working knowledge, leadership, professional development or certificate program courses you have taken previously.
The online programs that currently award credit for these areas include:
You may transfer credit to UofL from an accredited university*. You will submit transcripts from all undergraduate institutions you attended as part of the admissions process. Upon review, some or all credit may be applied to your degree program.
You can finish your bachelor's degree program completely online by transferring the first two years of coursework from one of institutions within the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) or through the Kentucky Virtual Campus (KYVC).
Ideally, students will transfer to UofL with a completed associate's degree from an accredited institution to maximize credit transfer*. Students who have been enrolled at a Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) school and have fulfilled all of their general education requirements can have all of those credits transferred in block, and can then begin immediately with the upper level coursework.
Students who have not completed an associate's degree but have completed most or all general education requirements may be able to complete remaining courses at UofL. Every situation is different. If you have questions about how your credit will transfer, contact an online learning consultant.
*See the UofL Transfer Credit Policy for more information.
Generally, 6 hours of graduate credit earned from an accredited institution of higher learning (college, university) may be transferred to an online graduate program at the University of Louisville. See the Graduate School Transfer of Credit Policy for more information.
Please contact an online enrollment counselor here at UofL to learn if your particular course credits will transfer.
Yes! You can take online classes from anywhere in the world, provided you have consistent Internet access.
If you are on active duty, all courses are $250 per credit hour for most undergraduate or graduate courses (this tuition rate is subject to change and it does not apply to the Master of Engineering in Engineering Management, Master of Business Administration or Certificate in Accounting). This is covered in full by Armed Forces Tuition Assistance (TA) offered to eligible members of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard. Check with your particular branch of service to determine criteria for eligibility and the application process. See more information on our Tuition for Military Students page and Financial Aid for Military Students page for active duty military and veterans.
Yes, we will work with you to ensure you receive all benefits eligible to you. Visit our Center for Military-Connected Students for details. You can also find out which education benefit is best for you at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Road Map for Success. See more information on our Tuition for Military Students page and Financial Aid for Military Students page for active duty military and veterans.
The University of Louisville accepts credit from an accredited institution. Find out if your school is accredited at the U.S. Department of Education’s database. You may also receive credit from work and experience during your service in the military. If you have specific questions about how your credit will transfer or need further assistance, please submit an Information Request Form.
See the UofL Transfer Credit Policy and Graduate School Transfer of Credit Policy for more information.
Yes! The Department of Educational Leadership, Evaluation, and Organizational Development offers a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership and Learning, and a Master of Science in Human Resources and Organization Development at Fort Knox. All courses are available on-site as well as online.
The Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership and Learning offers you the opportunity to earn up to 48 credit hours, free of charge, through work experience and military training. This program is a SOCAD affiliate approved program. To learn more about programs and courses offered at Fort Knox, contact 502.852.6444.