10 Online Business Programs Where Out-of-State Students Pay the Least

Devon Haynie

Online B-Schools Where Tuition is Cheap

Many online graduate business programs charge just as much -- if not more -- than their on-campus counterparts. But prospective students can get a cost-effective online degree if they are willing to do a little comparison shopping.

Here are the 10 online graduate business schools with the lowest out-out-state tuition in 2013-2014, according to U.S. News data. Students in these programs paid an average of $282 per credit.

University of Alabama (Manderson)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $334

U.S. News rank: 12

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Delta State University (MS)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $334

U.S. News rank: Rank Not Published

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West Texas A&M University

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $328

U.S. News rank: 27

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American Public University System (WV)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $325

U.S. News rank: 153

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University of North Dakota

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $276

U.S. News rank: 32

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Peru State College (NE)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $275

U.S. News rank: RNP

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Missouri State University

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $275

U.S. News rank: 118

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Minot State University (ND)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $268

U.S. News rank: 143

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Sam Houston State University (TX)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $245

U.S. News rank: 43

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Cameron University (OK)

Out-of-state, part-time tuition per credit: $156

U.S. News rank: RNP

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Devon Haynie is an education reporter at U.S. News, covering online education. You can follow her on Twitter or email her at dhaynie@usnews.com.