Graduate Programs | University of North Carolina at Asheville

Graduate Program Overview

University of North Carolina at Asheville is a four-years, public school located in Asheville, North Carolina. It offers graduate degree programs as well as undergraduate degree programs. For academic year 2021-2022, the average graduate school tuition & fees is $8,036 for North Carolina residents and $24,358 for out-of-state students. It offers two (2) graduate programs and some programs are offered through distance learning.

Graduate Programs Key Facts
School Name	University of North Carolina at Asheville
Type	Four-years, Public
Address	One University Heights, Asheville, NC
Graduate School Students	5 students 1 students enrolled online exclusively
Tuition & Fees (2021-2022)	In-State$8,036 Out-of-State$24,358
Student to Faculty	13:1 (7.69%)
Number of Graduate Programs	Total 2 Graduate Programs 1 Master's, 1 Post graduate certificates

2022 Graduate Tuition & Fees

The following table and chart describe 2021-2022 graduate tuition & fees at University of North Carolina at Asheville with tuition changes over the last 5 years. Each cost is an average amount over the offered programs. For North Carolina residents, the tuition & fees are $8,036 and $24,358 for non-North Carolina residents. The tuition per credit hours for part-time students (or full-time students who taking extra credits) is $273 for North Carolina residents and $1,180 for out-of-state students.

Data source: 2021-2022 tuition - NCES(National Center for Education Statistics (Last update: July 22, 2022)

2022 Graduate School Tuition, Fees, and Living Costs
	In-State	Out-of-State
Tuition	$4,914	$21,236
Fees	$3,122	$3,122
Cost per Credit	$273	$1,180
Books & Supplies	$1,200
Room & Board	$10,248 (On-Campus) / $10,248 (Off-Campus)
Personal Expenses	$2,464 (On-Campus) / $3,564 (Off-Campus)
On-Campus Total	$21,948	$38,270
Off-Campus Total	$23,048	$39,370

Graduate Program Tuition Changes (2018-2022)
	2017-2018	2018-2019	2019-2020	2020-2021	2021-2022
In-State	$7,937	$7,937	$8,023	$8,036	$8,036
Out-of-State	$24,259	$24,259	$24,345	$24,358	$24,358

Conferred Degrees and Graduate Programs by Major

University of North Carolina at Asheville offers Masters, Post-Bachelor's Certificate graduate degree/certificate programs through 2 major areas - 1 Master's , 1 Post-Bachelor'. The following table summarizes the total number of completers by degree and gender.

Total Number of Conferred Graduate Degree
	Master's	Doctorate	Post-Bachelor's	Post-Master's
Total	4	-	-	-
Men	3	-	-	-
Women	1	-	-	-

Below, you can check major programs and concentration for each area of study with offered degrees and completers. ^ONLINE denotes the program offered by distance learning (online degree). You may want to see all graduate schools offering a major program by following the link on the title of the program.

Natural Resources And Conservation

Program	Master's	Doctorate	Post-BS	Post-MS
Environmental Studies	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED		NOT OFFERED

Liberal Arts And Sciences, Humanities

Program	Master's	Doctorate	Post-BS	Post-MS
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	4	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED	NOT OFFERED

Graduate Student Population

Total 3,363 students enrolled in University of North Carolina at Asheville including both undergraduate and graduate programs, with full-time and part-time status. In graduate schools, 5 students are enrolled to earn graduate degrees. By gender, it has 1 male and 4 female graduate students. It offers online degree programs and 1 students enrolled to earn their graduate degree through online exclusively.

Graduate Students Gender Distribution
Total	5
Men Students	1
Women Students	4

By race/ethnicity 5 White, 0 Black, and 0 Asian students are attending at University of North Carolina at Asheville. The detail graduate enrollment distribution by race is shown in the below chart.

Graduate Students Race Distribution
Total	5
White	5

The school has - students aged between 22 and 30 and 2 students aged 30 to 40.

Graduate Students Age Distribution
Total	5
30-34	1
35-39	1
40 & Over	3

Distance learning, also called online education, is very attractive to students, especially those who want to continue education and work in the field. At University of North Carolina at Asheville, 1 students are enrolled exclusively in online courses and 0 students are enrolled in some online courses.