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Re:Ask HN: High-Quality Online Degree for Mathematics? by avinassh on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @01:16AM (#18853677)
> You'd pay the same tuition to go to a local school P/T though, total cost to complete is around $4k USD per year plus whatever you have to pay to a local testing center (here it was $60 per exam).

How it will be for total degree? According this [0], it will be £17,568. That is 16lacs INR, quite expensive.

[0] - http://www.openuniversity.edu/courses/qualifications/q36#fee...

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Re:Ask HN: High-Quality Online Degree for Mathematics? by hackermailman on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @09:02AM (#18855524)
The rates change depending where you live, India could be cheaper. I also believe OU Uk has regional accreditation in the US, which makes them cheaper than my local alternatives that charge $29-40k for a BSc.
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Re:Ask HN: High-Quality Online Degree for Mathematics? by avinassh on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @09:41AM (#18855750)
> The rates change depending where you live, India could be cheaper.

how do I find more info about this?

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Re:Ask HN: High-Quality Online Degree for Mathematics? by hackermailman on Tuesday January 08, 2019 @10:04AM (#18855920)
You change your country on their site and then look at tuition/programs or ask their admissions. For example Scotland residents pay much less or there's IGNOU which does online math degrees for 10k rupees a year (I actually tried to get in there, but my country refused, the materials are still pretty good/rigorous). No idea the accreditation for IGNOU but OU Uk with regional means can apply to US grad schools like that Georgia Tech online MSc for compsci.
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