Paying For Your Education
Tuition, fees, and scholarship opportunities.
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2020 TUITION & FEE RATES
Huebner School (Undergraduate Studies / Professional Designations), Irwin Graduate School, and FSCP® (Sales Training) - Full tuition payment is required at the time of registration. Fees are applicable at the time of enrollment and subject to change.
WMCP®
Program – Pay in Full: $2,750 paid in full at time of enrollment
Program – Payment Plan: $2,900 over six monthly payments
RICP®
Single Course: $950
3-Course Package: $2,450
CFP®
Single Course: $810
CFP® / ChFC® Case Analysis (HS 333): $1,010
3-Course Package: $2,150, HS 333 & HS 347 excluded
7-Course Package: $4,450
CFP® Dalton Guarantee to Pass (CP 120): $2,095
CFP® Dalton Review (CP 121): $1,295
7-Course Package + CFP® Dalton Review: $5,350
ChFC®
Single Course: $810
CFP® / ChFC® Case Analysis (HS 333): $1,010
ChFC® Premium Course (HS 347): $1,490
3-Course Package: $2,150, HS 333 & HS 347 excluded
8-Course Package: $5,400
CLU®
Single Course: $810
3-Course Package: $2,150
8-Course Package: $4,950
FSCP®
Single Course: $510
Ethics Course (FA 290): $170
ChSNC®
Single Course: $850
Webinar Capstone (HS 377)*: $1,100
3-Course Package: $2,450
CLF®
Single Course: $950
Professional Patterns of Mgmt (HS 381): $1,390 (webinar)
Field Management Seminar (HS 386): $470
Field Capstone (HS 385): $2,150
Graduate School
CAP® Single Course: $1,895
CAP® 3-Course Package: $3,800
CAP® Nonprofit Single Course: $1,350
CAP® Nonprofit 3-Course Package: $3,000
MSM Single Course: $3,300
MSFS Single Course: $1,895
Other Graduate School Courses: $1,895
MSM and MSFS Graduate School Application Fee: $100 (Non-refundable)
Other Courses
Intro to Financial Planning (CP 102): $650
Ethics in Financial Services (CE 128)**: $60
International Programs
GFSP™ Single Course: $330
GFSP™ 3-Course Package: $900
GLMP™ Program: $2,500
Other Fees
Webinar Fee: $250
IRP Fee: $350
WMCP® Exam Retake Fee: $250
WMCP® Cancellation Fee: $495
WMCP® Program Window Extension: $495
HS / GS Retake or Reschedule Fee: $125
HS 347 Retake or Reschedule Fee: $250
HS / GS Cancellation Fee: $125
Package Cancellation Fee: $495
FSCP® Retake or Reschedule Fee: $75
CFP® / State CE Replacement Certificate: $35
Duplicate Diploma: $95
Transcript: $35
Challenge Fee: $175
Keir Study Materials: $90
RICP® Course Outline: $29.99
Professional Recertification Program
Client Facing: $125
Non-Client Facing: $50
Late Fee: $50
Reinstatement Fee: $100
* Webinar only
** Tuition can be credited to Professional Recertification fee
The College proudly supports veterans and in partnership with Penn Mutual is pleased to offer veterans scholarship opportunities to help them further their education, and start a new career path, in financial services.
The scholarship program offered by The American College Penn Mutual Center for Veterans Affairs affords a unique opportunity for military veterans, and their spouses, seeking a new direction through flexible distance learning and training.
Scholarships are awarded based on military status, financial need, accomplishments, academic potential, quality of recommendations, and other extenuating circumstances.
Scholarships are available to:
- Active duty military
- Veterans who have received an honorable discharge
- A spouse of a qualified candidate or surviving spouse
The American College of Financial Services believes the financial industry must make a concerted effort to recruit, educate, place, and support thousands more Black financial advisors. The face of this profession needs to change, and that change starts now.
The African American scholarship programs award full scholarships for top professional credentials to students and career changers.
The CAP® Impact Scholarship Program supports non-profit gift planners from historically underrepresented communities in their pursuit of advanced knowledge to empower them to better facilitate the generosity of donors for the benefit of society.