People have long debated whether Harvard is primarily selling education, connections or credentials. Well, for now, they’re primarily selling credentials.https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1280165513264586756 …
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How much is your annual tuition?
Harvard Extension School tuition varies from $1,000/course to $1,880/course for 4 undergraduate credits or $2,900/course for graduate credit. Billing is done by course, not semester, since most HES students are part-time. I've never understood why everyone doesn't enroll in HES..
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Per course.
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Mainly because you can’t complete an entire degree though the HES model. It plugged in courses like Intros and Expository Writing, but made sure if you wanted a degree program, you had to put asses in seats & pay for it their way. At least, that’s how it was a few years ago.
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Harvard Extension graduation requires that you take at least four courses that include time in Cambridge. But, that can include courses that only require an "intensive" weekend in Cambridge. https://www.extension.harvard.edu/academics/bachelor-liberal-arts-degree/degree-requirements#:~:text=The%20Harvard%20On%2DCampus%20Experience&text=On%2Dcampus%20requirements%20can%20be,required%20intensive%20weekend%20on%20campus ….
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The really great thing about Harvard Extension is that anyone can take courses. To get accepted as a degree candidate, you only have to show a B average in several courses. (Note: The courses are hard...) So, admission is based only on merit.
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