Pay by Course
Where a program permits it, you can pay for your education a course at a time.
What Pay by Course Means
Some programs allow an enrolled learner to purchase eligible courses individually instead of paying full program tuition up front. You pay for the course you are about to study, complete it, and purchase the next one when you are ready.
Not Every Program Offers It
Pay by course is a per-program setting. Each program's public page and its checkout options show the payment options that program actually supports. If a program is offered as tuition-in-full only, that is the option you will see.
Payment Does Not Change Academic Rules
Purchasing a course does not bypass its prerequisites, does not reorder the program's academic sequence and does not unlock a course the program's rules have not yet made available to you. Academic progression and payment are separate systems, and academic progression governs what you may study.
Course Availability
A course becomes available when the program's academic rules allow it — for example once its prerequisite course is complete. Where a course sits behind a scheduled clinical or applied requirement, that schedule still applies.
The Total You Pay
Prices are the University's published amounts and are the same at every checkout. Paying by course spreads the cost of a program over time; it does not change any academic requirement, and all fees remain non-refundable once paid except where applicable law requires otherwise.