Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability Tuition and Aid
Investing in Your Future
Your Doctorate, Your Investment
Earning your Ed.D. is a significant step — and we want you to feel confident about the cost. At UW-Stevens Point, we prioritize affordability and transparency, so you know exactly what you’re paying for and the value you’ll receive. Our program is designed to deliver exceptional academic quality and comprehensive student support at a competitive price, helping you invest wisely in your future.
Program Cost Overview
- Tuition: $775 Per Credit
- Total Credits: 54 Credits
- Tuition rates are estimated and subject to change.
- The estimated cost of study for this program is the same for in-state and out-of-state students.
Most students take 6 credits per semester (2 courses) in fall, spring and summer, completing the degree in about 3 years. Need more flexibility? You can take fewer courses per term and have up to 7 years to finish the degree.
Estimated Cost Per Semester
| Semester | Tuition
(6 credits) | Registration Fee | Segregated Fees | Total |
|---|
| Summer | $4,650 | $25 | $272.65 | $4,947.65 |
| Fall | $4,650 | $25 | $432.48 | $5,107.48 |
| Spring | $4,650 | $25 | $432.48 | $5,107.48 |
| Total Per Year | | | | $15,162.61 |
| Estimated Program Total | | | | $45,487.83 |
Have questions about tuition or what’s included? We’re here to help. Reach out to us at soegrad@uwsp.edu.
What do segregated fees cover?
As an online student, you pay 50% LESS than in-person students pay for segregated fees. These fees give you access to essential online resources that support your academic success and well-being, including:
- Zoom for virtual classes and meetings
- Handshake for career development and job opportunities
- LinkedIn Learning for skill-building and professional growth
- Qualtrics for research and survey tools
- Mental Health Support via counseling and wellness services
- Mantra for mindfulness and mental well-being
We’re committed to ensuring that you have the tools and support you need — no matter where you’re located.
Affordable Pathways to Your Ed.D.
Financial Aid
Graduate students enrolled in the Ed.D. program may qualify for financial aid. To be eligible, you must take at least 5 credits in the fall and spring and 3 credits in the summer. For more information about accessing financial aid as a graduate student, please visit our Financial Aid website.
Graduate Assistant Positions
A limited number of graduate assistant (GA) positions may be available. Details and applications are provided after admissions.
Scholarships, Fellowships and Grants
- Ed.D. Inclusivity Scholarship: For first-year students with financial need and strong academic merit. See below.
- Harju Scholarship: $5,000 fellowship for second- or third-year students.
- Oscar W. Neale Fellowship: Supports collaboration between UWSP faculty and educators in Central Wisconsin.
- Advanced Opportunity Program (AOP) Fellowship: Assists minority and disadvantaged graduate students.
- Needs-Based Scholarship: One-time award for students facing financial hardship.
Ed.D. Inclusivity Scholarship
The Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability Inclusivity Scholarship is a tuition award for first-year educational sustainability doctoral students who are from a historically underserved background to promote socio-economic, cultural and racial diversity.
The amount awarded to recipients is based on the number of applicants and available funds. Previous award amounts have ranged from $300-$1,500 per student. The scholarship will be dispersed for fall term.
Inclusivity Scholarship 2025 Timeline:
How to contribute: Visit UWSP Foundation and enter their gift amount, select “Other Specific Fund” in the dropdown tab and enter the fund name (Ed.D. in Educational Sustainability Inclusivity Scholarship) in the box provided.
External Opportunities