Undergraduate Student Costs

The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of the total amount of your educational expenses for one full academic year. This information is provided to give you a holistic starting point for planning your budget.

Undergraduate Cost of Attendance

The following estimates are based on full-time enrollment in a bachelor’s degree program (between 12 and 18 credits per semester) for the 2024-2025 academic year fall and spring semesters.

In-state

Residency	Tuition	Fees	Loan Fee	Housing	Meals	Books	Travel	Misc	Total
On Campus	$14,790	$1,122	$72	$10,732	$5,998	$1,250	$1,290	$2,270	$37,524
Off Campus	$14,790	$1,122	$72	$10,972	$4,702	$1,250	$1,840	$3,896	$38,644
With Parents	$14,790	$1,122	$72	$9,970	$4,702	$1,250	$1,840	$2,270	$36,016

Out-of-state

Residency	Tuition	Fees	Loan Fee	Housing	Meals	Books	Travel	Misc	Total
On Campus	$24,900	$1,122	$72	$10,732	$5,998	$1,250	$1,290	$2,270	$47,634
Off Campus	$24,900	$1,122	$72	$10,972	$4,702	$1,250	$1,840	$3,896	$48,754
With Parents	$24,900	$1,122	$72	$9,970	$4,702	$1,250	$1,840	$2,270	$46,126

The Cost of Attendance includes estimated costs for:

Tuition and fees
Books and other course materials
Housing (whether on campus, with your parents or renting an apartment)
Meals (whether through a meal plan or independently)
Transportation (both for commuters and for resident students who travel home on breaks)
Other miscellaneous costs associated with obtaining a degree

Every College and University in the United States that participates in federal financial aid programs must calculate Cost of Attendance through the method set forth by the U.S. Department of Education, making for a consistent metric you can compare from one school to the next.

The numbers on this page are an estimate of an example student’s expected costs for one year – your expenses may be higher or lower upon enrollment. If you apply for financial aid, our Financial Aid Office will provide for you a personalized Cost of Attendance to ensure that your aid package meets your specific needs.

Academic Year 2024-25
Undergraduate Tuition Rates

Rates are listed as approved by the Board of Trustees for the current academic year.

Fall and Spring Semesters

Flat Rate: For students taking between 12 and 18 credits.

Residence	Tuition	SGA Fee	Mandatory Fees	Total
In-State	$7,395.00	$51.00	$510.00	$7,956.00
Out-of-State	$12,450.00	$51.00	$510.00	$13,011.00

Per-credit: For students taking fewer than 12 or more than 18 credits.

Residence	Tuition	SGA Fee	Mandatory Fees	Total
In-State	$493.00	$3.40	$34.00	$530.40
Out-of-State	$830.00	$3.40	$34.00	$867.40

Summer Session – Per-credit

Residence	Tuition	SGA Fee	Mandatory Fees	Total
In-State	$493.00	$0.00	$33.90	$526.90
Out-of-state	$830.00	$0.00	$33.90	$863.90

Three smiling college students walking and two others sharing a book on a bench during summer.

College Hall and surrounding campus area blanketed in snow.

Winter Session – Per-credit

Residence	Tuition	SGA Fee	Mandatory Fees	Total
In-State	$493.00	$0.00	$0.00	$493.00
Out-of-state	$830.00	$0.00	$0.00	$830.00

Fee Descriptions

Mandatory Fees support:

University Health Services: Provides health services to students living on campus and commuters.
The Montclarion: The university’s student-run newspaper is funded as its own separate organization to foster journalistic independence.
Student Recreation Center: A place for all students (not just varsity athletes) to exercise, play and relax.
Student Center: A hub of student activity and belonging for students to enjoy when they’re on campus, featuring dining, commuter lounges and gaming stations, student government and student activities offices, meeting/event spaces, student organization resources, and more.

Student Government and Student Activities Fee: Funds collected from this fee are used to support the Student Government Association and other student organizations and student activities on campus.