Most affordable option for internationals?

So, the other day I posted a question about doing an online bachelor's in physics as my second degree. Unfortunately my budget isn't very high, and I'm yet to find the degree for me. However, during my searches, I've stumbled upon a variety of ''most affordable'' online degrees articles, but they all seem to be US-centered, comparing inter-state tuition fees.

So far, I've found UNISA, which might be an option. I thought that perhaps DL degrees from India would be cheap as well, but honestly, I haven't had much luck in my searches!

My question therefore is, what might the options be for us non-US citizens wanting an affordable distance learning undergrad degree? And by affordable I mean something like <$6000 for the entire degree. I'm EU-based btw, if that makes a difference.

Cheers!

 

I am a fan of UNISA and so I'm glad to see they're on your list. We have some mixed opinions of Malaysian universities but you should at least be aware of the fact that their are some interesting DL options to be found there. Here's one of several threads from the archives

http://www.degreeinfo.com/general-distance-learning-discussions/50868-open-university-malaysia-distance-learning.html

 

University of London's international programs come to mind. But I don't think they have physics though.

 

The Open University in the UK has degrees in physics and nearby majors.
Distance and online courses | The Open University
Cost is around 16,000 UK pounds however.

 

TS did mention something around $6k.

I remembered UOL being $6k for some of their programs hence I mentioned it in this thread.

Mathematics and Economics (BSc) | University of London International Programmes

Economics (BSc) | University of London International Programmes

 

Thanks a lot - I really appreciate all the help!

Hmmm, had no idea UOL was so cheap. What a shame they don't have a physics programme! I had a look at Malaysian Open Uni, but no physics or anything of the sort either.

So we're getting warmer. A degree like the one from The Open Uni, but at a quarter of the price .

 

For anyone interested in the Open U, don't forget the cost of traveling to the UK to do the labs (if that is still how it works).