Tuition & Financing

The following provides a breakdown of program costs, as well as what to expect when you start the financing process at Kenzie Academy. Our Financial Services team will guide you along the way with affordability and your best interest in mind.

Tuition Rates are subject to change and are reviewed annually.

Getting Started with Your Financing

Create a plan with our Financial Services team.

Once you’ve decided which certificate best fits your educational needs you will need to work directly with one of our specialists to customize a plan specific to your unique financial needs.

You’re not alone in this process. One way Kenzie supports its mission is to help learners leave school in the best possible financial situation. That means helping you understand the importance of smart borrowing habits.

In many cases, you may qualify for more money in loans than you need to pay for school. But any money borrowed must be paid back with interest. By borrowing only what you need for tuition and other fees, you can make sure you have the lowest loan payment possible once you graduate.

Our primary goal is to make your education as affordable as possible.

You can find information about applying for financial aid or other payment options on our website.

How much will you pay in tuition?

Estimate your costs using Southern New Hampshire University’s Net Price Calculator

As you consider Kenzie Academy from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), one important question is top-of-mind: How much will it cost me?

At Kenzie Academy, you have options for covering tuition, including Federal Student Aid such as grants and loans. So, what will your tuition be if you use federal financial aid? Use SNHU’s Net Price Calculator to estimate eligibility for financial aid and your total cost of attendance at Kenzie Academy.

How to prepare:

Calculating your costs can take 5–15 minutes.

You’ll want to gather the following prior to starting:

• Last year’s income
• Last year’s federal tax return — or your parents’ last year’s federal tax return if you are a dependent
• Records of any untaxed income you (or your family) may have received
• Current bank statements and investment records — or an estimate of your assets for financial aid purposes (assets do not include your home)

Once you’ve completed the steps, you may choose to enter your contact information and an Admissions Counselor will get in touch with you.

Your results are available to you at the end of the survey. You also have the option to have these emailed to you.

(Please keep in mind, a Financial Aid Specialist at Kenzie Academy will ultimately help you determine the best way to finance your education based on your needs and situation and walk you through the financing process.)

Click below to use the Net Price Calculator from SNHU and select “Undergraduate – Kenzie Academy.”