Aloha University is fully online and designed to be affordable, flexible, and structured for college students.
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- ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
- TUITION & FEES
- PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS FAQ
- HOW ONLINE LEARNING WORKS
- INSTITUTIONAL STATUS & DISCLOSURES
- CONTACT THE UNIVERSITY
What Families Should Know
A fully online learning experience
Courses are delivered through the Canvas Learning Management System and are fully asynchronous—students do not need to attend live classes at specific times.
- HOW ONLINE LEARNING WORKS
Predictable tuition
Tuition is $99 per month, billed on the 1st of each month while a student is enrolled. Tuition is all-inclusive and there are no per-course fees.
- TUITION & FEES
Admissions expectations
Admission requires a high school diploma or GED, a minimum GPA, and a qualifying SAT/ACT score.
- ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Helping a Student Succeed Online
Online learning works best when students build consistent habits. Families can help by encouraging:
- A regular weekly study routine
- A quiet, reliable place to work
- Early outreach for help when a student feels stuck
- A realistic course load aligned with the student’s schedule
Key student resources:
- ADVISING (Request Help / Contact Advising)
- UNIVERSITY SUCCESS COURSE OVERVIEW
- ACADEMIC POLICIES & STANDARDS
Student Community
Aloha University does not have a physical campus. Students connect through Aloha Life, the university’s online community for clubs, interest groups, and events.
- ALOHA LIFE
- EVENTS CALENDAR
Participation is optional, but community opportunities are always available.
Important Disclosure
Aloha University is not accredited. Families and students should review accreditation status and institutional disclosures before enrolling.
- INSTITUTIONAL STATUS & DISCLOSURES
Common Questions from Families
Can my student work while enrolled?
Yes. Courses are asynchronous and designed for flexible scheduling, though students must still meet academic expectations and deadlines.
Is federal financial aid available?
No. Federal financial aid is not available.
Can students pause enrollment if life happens?
Yes. Students may pause enrollment for up to 24 months.
Do you accept transfer credits?
Not at launch. Transfer credit policies are expected to be introduced in 2027.
(You can also link families to the full FAQ here.)
- PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS FAQ
Contact
If you have questions about admissions requirements, tuition, or how online learning works, contact the university directly:
- CONTACT THE UNIVERSITY
Family Conversation Checklist
Use this checklist to have a clear, supportive conversation before your student applies.
- Goal: What bachelor’s degree is your student pursuing, and why?
- Schedule reality: How many hours per week can they consistently study?
- Pace plan: What does “one new course per month” look like in their week-to-week routine?
- Support plan: If they fall behind, who will they contact first—advising or the instructor support channel?
- Study setup: Do they have reliable internet, a dependable device, and a quiet place to work?
- Community: Will they join Aloha Life for connection, clubs, and events—or prefer to stay independent?
- Money clarity: Do you understand tuition is $99/month (billed on the 1st while enrolled) plus the $50 application and $50 graduation fees?
- Accreditation disclosure: Do you understand Aloha University is not accredited, and what that may mean for future plans (transfer, licensing, employer requirements)?
- Contingency: If life happens, do you understand enrollment can be paused for up to 24 months?