B.F.A., Graphic Design
The following are B.F.A., Graphic Design program statistics for New Jersey. This program is expected to begin in 2013, subject to regulatory approvals and other circumstances. Berkeley reserves the right to modify programs and plans as it deems appropriate.
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Graphic Design 27-1024 Graphic Designers, 43-9031 Desk Top Publishers
Q: How much will this program cost me to complete?
A: If you begin this program in 2013, your estimated total costs for the entire program are:
Tuition and fees:
$96,000
Books and supplies:
$3,820
On-campus room & board:
Not required
Q: What's included?
A:
The cost is based on completion of the program within four years for a Bachelor's degree
(Note: Additional costs may be incurred due to individual circumstances such as specific course selections
and remediation requirements). Berkeley College does offer a Tuition Freeze Program which may reduce overall
tuition cost (click here for terms and conditions). Program costs include tuition and fees plus the estimated
cost of textbooks and supplies. Living expenses, such as room, board, and transportation, can vary considerably
and are not included in the figures above. Berkeley College does not require students to live on campus. There is
optional housing available to students at either the University Centre in Newark, NJ (which has an additional
estimated cost of $31,800 for 12 quarters) or housing at the White Plains location (which has an additional estimated
cost of $37,800 for 12 quarters).
Q: What are my financing options to pay for the program?
A:
In addition to any grant and scholarship aid for which they are eligible, students may be eligible to borrow federal loans and private educational loans,
and participate in institutional financing plans.
Because this is a new program, there are no relevant statistics concerning student loan debt.
Q: How long will it take me to complete this program?
A:
This 180-credit program is designed to be completed in 12 academic quarters over four calendar years.
Because this is a new program, there are no relevant statistics concerning program completion.
