Cost of Attendance

Your cost of attendance (COA) will ultimately depend on your individual circumstances. Still, the estimated average costs we provide matter for two key reasons:

  1. Your total financial aid cannot exceed your COA. This means the combined amount you receive from all sources—grants, scholarships, loans, and student employment—cannot be greater than the cost of attendance.

  2. Our figures are based on averages. Your actual expenses may be lower or higher than the estimated COA. Even so, these estimates are an essential tool for planning ahead and creating a realistic college budget.

Undergraduate Cost of Attendance


*Based on anticipated enrollment of 12 hours per semester. Tuition includes fall and spring semesters. All rates are subject to change without notice. Visit the Treasurer's Office for a complete list of charges.

Name of Fee In-State (Resident) Out-State (Non-Resident)
Tuition & Fees* $12,518 $39,344
Avg. Tech & Library Fees $460 $460
Housing & Food $15,237 $15,237
Personal Miscellaneous $2,365 $2,365
Avg. Transportation $2,760 $4,520
Books & Supplies $1,590 $1,590
Avg. Loan Fees $90 $90
Total Est. Cost $35,020 $63,606

Graduate Cost of Attendance


*Based on anticipated enrollment of 6 hours per semester. Tuition includes fall and spring semesters. All rates are subject to change without notice. Visit the Treasurer's Office for a complete list of charges.

Name of Fee In-State (Resident) Out-State (Non-Resident)
Tuition & Fees* $7,920 $7,920
Avg. Tech & Library Fees $230 $230
Books & Supplies $1,060 $1,060
Avg. Loan Fees $303 $303
Total Est. Cost $9,513 $9,513

Terms and Definitions


Weighted Average Room and Board 

Campus Housing has the complete list of on-campus residence halls/houses and costs. For a complete list of meal plans and costs, visit Campus Dining Services. If you choose a residence hall or meal plan that varies from the average, it will not affect your cost of attendance (remember, the COA is a standard amount set to determine the maximum amount of aid you can receive).

Transportation 

Transportation costs include expenses for commuting to campus, parking on/near campus and travel for four round trips home annually. Read the College's parking policies and learn about transportation options.