Okay so what I did was go here by searching for "catalog" on the websites search
Then I found the page for Game & Art Design (pg 46)
And there, it gives you a list of first through fourth academic year and the courses that you would have to take during each year.
Next I went to the main page (with the catalog in another window/tab) and went to "Programs" > "Game & Art Design"
I clicked Bachelor's Degree because I wasn't sure what you wanted and that would add up to the highest estimate then clicked course list.
Okay, so from here, you have to go into ANOTHER tab/window and go to the tuition tab on the main page. Scroll down and there's a kind of formula there. The odd thing that I see is that they don't specify in-state and out-of-state tuition which is usually something you see.
But anyway, from the catalog page, pick a course. Look it up on the course list page to find out the credit hours. Then take those credit hours to the tuition tab and multiply it. Do that for each course in the catalog and at the end you should have a rough estimate of one semester/all four years.
Eng1010 is a course required under Game & Art Design.
On the course list, Eng1010 is 4 credit hours
On the tuition page, 4 x 470 = $1880
Repeat for each course and then add $150 at the end for the registration fee
If the course has an online lab fee or digital resource fee, then you would multiply the credit hours by the amount associated with the "online lab fee" or the "digital resources fee" and add it to the amount you got for the regular credit hours x 470.
I may be wrong but I think this should at least give you a rough estimate of tuition. If you're ever unsure you can always email an administrator and verify how to calculate tuition. Hope this helps!
