Antioch University - New England
40 Avon Street
Keene, NH 03431-3516
United States
Programs at AUNE
Part-Time
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
Distance Learning
Leadership and Teams
Healthcare Leadership
Nonprofit Leadership
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
- Program length is flexible; it can be completed in as few as 22 months.
- Program current tuition and fees are: $19,437.
- Cost per credit hour: $589.
- Total credit hours: 33.
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