😱 RANKING PRECIOS UNIVERSIDADES A DISTANCIA

cristina pluma

12 Jun 202412:10

Summary

TLDRThis video script discusses a comparison of university tuition fees for the academic year 2024-2025, focusing on the cost per credit hour. The host ranks several universities based on their annual fees for a full-time psychology program. The Universidad Isabel I is highlighted with a fee of €4200 per year, while the BIU stands at €5040. The script also critiques the Universidad Wok for unclear and potentially misleading pricing, with a total cost estimated between €2400 and €2500 per year. Other universities like UNIR and UDIMA are mentioned, with UNIR being the most expensive at €5400 per year. The most affordable option, UNet, offers a surprisingly low fee of €957 per year. The video aims to guide viewers in making informed decisions about higher education costs.

Takeaways

😀 The video focuses on comparing the cost per credit hour of various universities for the academic year 2024-2025.
🏛️ Isabel I University is highlighted with a cost of 70 per credit, totaling 4200 for a full year of psychology studies, assuming 60 credits.
🏫 BIU (Barcelona International University) is compared, with a cost of 84 per credit, making a full year of psychology 5040, including no additional registration fees.
🤔 The video discusses the difficulty in obtaining clear pricing information from Wok University, with a potential total cost ranging from 2436 to 2500 per year, including some discrepancies.
📚 UNIR (Universidad Internacional de La Rioja) is noted for its similarity to BIU in methodology but is more expensive, with a cost of 5400 per year for psychology studies.
💼 UDIMA is positioned mid-range in the price comparison, with a cost of 4800 per year without discounts, and a special discount was mentioned for some callers.
🏆 UNED (National Distance Education University) is revealed as the most affordable option, with a cost of 15.95 per credit, making it significantly cheaper than the others.
🏢 The European University stands out as the most expensive, with a cost of 92 per credit plus a 500 annual registration fee, totaling 6000 per year.
💬 The video emphasizes the importance of considering not just cost but also factors like class delivery methods and personal preferences when choosing a university.
💭 The presenter shares personal experiences and opinions on the universities' customer service and the overall value for money they offer.

Q & A

What is the main focus of the video transcript?
-The main focus of the video transcript is to compare the cost per credit hour of various universities for the academic year, specifically for a psychology degree, and to present this information in a ranking format.
How much does a full year of psychology at Universidad Isabel I cost?
-At Universidad Isabel I, the cost is 70 per credit, and with 60 credits per year, the total cost for a full year of psychology would be 4200.
What is the cost per credit at the BIU university?
-The BIU university has a cost of 84 per credit for a psychology degree, which amounts to 5040 per year for 60 credits.
Are there any registration fees at Universidad Isabel I and BIU?
-No, there are no separate registration fees at Universidad Isabel I and BIU; the cost of the credits includes the registration fees.
What is the annual cost of studying at the Wok university according to the transcript?
-The transcript mentions a confusing fee structure for Wok university, with a registration fee of 16728 and a cost per credit of 4060, which would total around 2436 per year if calculated without additional fees.
What was the experience of the person who studied at Wok university regarding fees?
-The person who studied at Wok university experienced discrepancies between the fees listed on the website and the actual fees charged. They paid 766.41 for three subjects, including a registration fee of 54.54, which was not clearly explained.
How does the video transcript describe the difficulty in obtaining information from Wok university?
-The transcript describes the difficulty in obtaining information from Wok university as very high, with the speaker mentioning that it is 'imposible contactar con ellos' (impossible to contact them) and that the information provided is unclear.
What is the cost per credit at the UNIR university?
-The cost per credit at UNIR university is 90, which would amount to 5400 per year for a full year of psychology.
What discount was mentioned for the UDIMA university in the transcript?
-The transcript mentions that UDIMA university had a discount at the time of inquiry, reducing the cost per credit from 80 to 56, which would result in a total annual cost of 3360 without considering additional fees.
What is the ranking of the universities based on cost according to the transcript?
-The ranking of the universities based on cost, from cheapest to most expensive, is as follows: UNET (957), Wok (approximately 2400-2500), Isabel I (4200), BIU (5040), UNIR (5400), UDIMA (4800 without discount), and Universidad Europea (6000 including 500 annual registration fee).
What additional costs does the Universidad Europea have besides the cost per credit?
-The Universidad Europea has an additional annual registration fee of 500, and also charges 65 for taking English tests, which include a motivational questionnaire and an English proficiency test.

Outlines

00:00

📚 University Credit Cost Comparison

The speaker introduces a video focusing on comparing the cost per credit hour of various universities for the academic year 2024-2025. They discuss the price for a full year at different institutions, highlighting that the costs can vary significantly. The Universidad Isabel I is mentioned first, with a cost of 70 per credit, totaling 4200 for a 60-credit year in psychology. The speaker has gathered this information by personally contacting universities, posing as a prospective student. They also note that there are no additional registration fees at Universidad Isabel I and VIU, as these are included in the credit cost. The video then transitions into discussing the cost at VIU, which is similar to the previous video's information, with a cost of 84 per credit for a 60-credit year in psychology, totaling 5040. The speaker provides a sneak peek of the ranking, placing VIU above Universidad Isabel I, and mentions that the next university in the ranking is Wok, with a complex fee structure that includes a 16728 registration fee and 40-60 per credit, leading to an estimated annual cost of 2436. However, after further investigation and speaking with a former student, the actual costs appear to be higher, with a registration fee of 5454 and additional costs for learning resources and support services, leading to a total annual cost of around 2500.

05:00

🏫 Detailed Analysis of University Costs

The video continues with a discussion of the costs associated with studying at the UNED (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia), which is noted to be the most affordable option with a credit cost of 15.95, including a 45 registration fee, totaling 957 per year. The speaker then compares this to the costs at other universities, emphasizing the significant price difference, especially when compared to the Wok University, which is positioned as the most expensive in the ranking discussed. The speaker also mentions their personal experience with UNED, sharing a story of a difficult interaction when seeking information, which influenced their opinion of the university. They conclude this section by discussing the Universidad Europea, which surprisingly has the highest costs, with a credit cost of 92 and an additional annual registration fee of 500, totaling 6000 per year. The speaker expresses shock at this price, especially considering the additional fees for English and motivational tests, which add another 65 to the cost.

10:01

💭 Reflecting on University Selection Criteria

In the final part of the video, the speaker reflects on the decision-making process when choosing a university, emphasizing the importance of considering not just cost but also factors like class format and personal preferences. They mention that they had discounted several universities because they did not offer in-person classes, which was a priority for them. The speaker encourages viewers to consider all aspects, including the information provided in the video, when making their educational choices. They also invite viewers to share their thoughts and experiences in the comments section and express hope that the video has been helpful in understanding the financial implications of different university options.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Credit Price

The term 'credit price' refers to the cost associated with each credit or course unit at a university. In the context of the video, it is a key factor in comparing the affordability of different universities. The script discusses how the price per credit can vary significantly between institutions, which directly impacts the total cost of a degree program. For example, the video mentions that at Isabel I University, a credit costs 70, leading to a total annual cost of 4200 for a full year of psychology studies.

💡Ranking

A 'ranking' in this video refers to the order in which universities are listed based on the cost per credit. The video aims to provide a ranking of universities from the most affordable to the most expensive, helping viewers make informed decisions. The script uses the ranking to organize the discussion and highlight the differences in pricing strategies among various universities.

💡University

The 'university' is the primary subject of the video, with the script focusing on comparing different universities based on their credit prices. The term is used to refer to the institutions offering degree programs in psychology, and the video provides a detailed comparison of their costs. For instance, the video discusses the BIU (Barcelona International University) and its credit price of 84, which is part of the overall ranking.

💡Matriculation

Matriculation refers to the process of enrolling in a university or college. In the video, it is mentioned that some universities include matriculation fees in the credit price, while others charge it separately. The script clarifies that at Isabel I University and VIU, there are no additional matriculation fees, which is an important consideration when comparing total costs.

💡Discount

A 'discount' in the context of the video is a reduction in the price of a credit or overall tuition fees. The script mentions that some universities offer discounts for certain periods or promotions, which can significantly affect the final cost of a degree. The video advises viewers to inquire about potential discounts when contacting universities for the most accurate pricing information.

💡Psychology Degree

The 'psychology degree' is the specific field of study used as a basis for comparison in the video. The script focuses on the cost of obtaining a degree in psychology at different universities, making it a central theme. The video provides a detailed comparison of the costs associated with a psychology degree at various institutions, such as the annual cost at Isabel I University being 4200.

💡Online Education

Online education is a mode of learning discussed in the video, where the script compares the costs of studying at universities that offer online programs. The video highlights the affordability and accessibility of online education, especially for those with work or family commitments. It contrasts the costs of online universities with traditional, in-person institutions.

💡Test Fees

Test fees refer to the additional costs associated with taking entrance exams or assessments required by some universities. In the video, it is mentioned that the European University charges 65 for English proficiency tests, which is an extra cost on top of tuition fees. This term is relevant as it contributes to the overall cost of studying at a particular university.

💡Direct Classes

Direct classes, or in-person classes, are a preference mentioned in the video for the speaker's study method. The script explains that the speaker discounted certain universities because they did not offer direct classes, emphasizing the importance of this factor in the decision-making process when choosing a university.

💡Affordability

Affordability is a key consideration in the video, as it relates to the cost of education and the financial implications for students. The script discusses the affordability of different universities by comparing their credit prices and additional fees, aiming to help viewers find the most cost-effective options for their education.

Highlights

Introduction to a video comparing university prices by credit for the academic year 2024-2025.

Explanation of the ranking format used to compare university prices.

Isabel I University's credit price is 70, making a full year cost 4200 for a 60-credit psychology degree.

BIU's credit price is 84, totaling 5040 per year for a 60-credit psychology degree.

BIU and Isabel I University do not have additional enrollment fees as they are included in the credit price.

Wok University's enrollment fee is unclear, either 16728 per year or only for the first year.

Wok University's credit price is 40-60, but additional learning resource fees make the annual cost around 2436.

A student's actual cost at Wok University for three subjects was 766.41, indicating discrepancies with the official website's prices.

UNIR's credit price is 90, leading to an annual cost of 5400 for a psychology degree.

UDIMA's credit price is 80, with a yearly cost of around 4800 for a psychology degree, before discounts.

UNET has the lowest credit price at 15.95, with an annual cost of 957 for a psychology degree.

European University has the highest credit price at 92, with an additional annual enrollment fee of 500, totaling 6000 per year for a psychology degree.

Additional costs at European University include a 65 fee for English and motivational tests.

The video emphasizes the importance of considering direct class availability when choosing a university.

The presenter shares personal experiences contacting universities for information, highlighting the difficulty in obtaining clear pricing from some institutions.

The video concludes with a ranking of the universities discussed, from the most affordable to the most expensive for a psychology degree.

A reminder that the video's pricing is without discounts, and actual costs may vary if discounts are applied.

Encouragement for viewers to consider the total cost of attendance, including potential discounts, when making educational decisions.

The video aims to help viewers make informed decisions about starting a university degree, especially considering the cost factor.