Current Tuition and Fees
2024-2025 Academic Year Updated October 2024
We are committed to transparency regarding the cost of education. The following schedule outlines the tuition and mandatory fees for the current academic year. These rates apply to all degree-seeking students enrolled in credit-bearing courses. Please note that tuition rates are subject to change by the Board of Regents on an annual basis.
Investing in your future is a significant decision. Our Office of Student Accounts is available to assist you with understanding your bill, payment plan options, and the timeline for semester payments.
Estimated Tuition Costs
tuition is assessed based on your residency status, academic level (undergraduate or graduate), and the number of credit hours enrolled. Below are the standard rates for full-time enrollment (12-18 credit hours for undergraduates, 9 credit hours for graduates).
Undergraduate Resident
Full-Time Semester (12-18 cr)
Part-Time Rate: $405 per credit hour.
Undergraduate Non-Resident
Full-Time Semester (12-18 cr)
Part-Time Rate: $1,040 per credit hour.
Graduate Studies
Resident & Non-Resident Base
Differential tuition may apply for MBA, Engineering, and Nursing programs.
Mandatory Fees
In addition to tuition, all students are assessed mandatory fees. These fees support essential services including student activities, technology infrastructure, health services, and facility maintenance.
| Fee Category | Description | Amount (Per Semester) |
|---|---|---|
| Student Activity Fee | Supports student government, clubs, organizations, and campus events. | $150.00 |
| Technology Fee | Provides access to Wi-Fi, computer labs, software licensing, and IT support. | $225.00 |
| Health Services Fee | Funds the campus health clinic, basic medical services, and wellness programs. | $180.00 |
| Athletic Fee | Supports intramural sports and varsity athletic programs. | $115.00 |
| Infrastructure Fee | Designated for building maintenance, renovation, and campus safety upgrades. | $100.00 |
| Library Fee | Supports online databases, research materials, and staffing. | $75.00 |
| Total Mandatory Fees | $845.00 |
Room and Board (Housing)
Housing and dining plans are optional for commuting students but mandatory for first-year students living on campus. Rates vary significantly based on the type of residence hall and the meal plan selected.
- Standard Residence Hall (Double Occupancy): $4,500 per semester
- Premium Residence Hall (Suite Style): $5,800 per semester
- Basic Meal Plan (14 meals/week): $2,200 per semester
- Ultimate Meal Plan (Unlimited meals): $2,850 per semester
Estimated total cost of living on campus with a standard meal plan is approximately $9,400 for the academic year.
Understanding Your Net Price
Budgeting Indirect Costs
When budgeting for the year, you should also consider indirect costs that are not billed directly to your student account. These estimates are used to determine your total Cost of Attendance (COA) for financial aid purposes:
| Expense | Estimated Annual Cost |
|---|---|
| Books and Supplies | $1,200 |
| Transportation/Travel | $1,000 |
| Personal Expenses | $1,500 |
| Loan Fees (if applicable) | $70 |
Payment Policies and Deadlines
Understanding when and how to pay is crucial to avoiding late fees and potential registration cancellation.
Payment Deadlines
Full payment for the Fall semester is due August 15th, and for the Spring semester, it is due January 5th. If you register after these dates, payment is due within 24 hours of registration.
Payment Plans
We offer a monthly payment plan that allows students to spread the cost of tuition and fees over four installments per semester. There is a $45 non-refundable enrollment fee to participate in this plan. Applications for the payment plan must be submitted by the first day of classes.
Methods of Payment
We accept the following forms of payment:
- Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express) - A 2.85% service fee applies.
- Electronic Checks (e-Check) - No service fee.
- Wire Transfers - Applicable for international students.
- Cash - In-person only at the Bursar's Office.
Have Questions?
For specific questions regarding your account, charges, or refunds, please contact the Student Accounts Office directly.
Email: studentaccounts@university.edu
Phone: (555) 123-4567
Location: Administration Building, Room 101
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