2023-2024 Annual Costs

Cost of Attendance break down
In State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Out of State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Tuition $13,850 $31,084
Housing $6,012 $6,012
Meals $6,572 $6,572
Books $1,254 $1,254
Travel $2,168 $2,168
Personal Costs $2,316 $2,316
Loan Fees $76 $76
Totals $32,248 $49,482

 

2022-2023 Annual Costs

Cost of Attendance break down
In State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Out of State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Tuition $13,376 $30,466
Housing $5,772 $5,772
Meals $6,268 $6,268
Books $1,176 $1,176
Travel $1,968 $1,968
Personal Costs $2,156 $2,156
Loan Fees $76 $76
Totals $30,792 $47,882

 

2021-2022 Annual Costs

Cost of Attendance break down
In State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Out of State
(Full-Time Undergraduate)
Tuition $12,914 $29,868
Houisng $5,564 $5,564
Meals $5,510 $5,510
Books $1,098 $1,098
Travel $1,896 $1,896
Personal Costs $2,030 $2,030
Loan Fees $76 $76
Totals $29,088 $46,042

 

The figures provided in this Cost of Attendance (COA) are used solely for the purposes of determining financial aid eligibility and are NOT a reflection of a student’s bill.


  • Students may incur additional charges for taking certain courses. These may be in the form of College of Business Differential Tuition Fees for certain College of Business courses, Nursing Differential Tuition for certain Nursing courses, and/or other miscellaneous course fees. For this reason, the Tuition figure used in the Cost of Attendance (COA) is a calculated average for undergraduate students. The figure includes the basic full-time rate and an inflationary value based on the additional fees some students will incur. Because it's an average, it is very unlikely any student will have this exact Tuition charge on their bill, but this is the figure that will be used for the purposes of calculating financial aid eligibility.

  • The Housing, Meals, Books, Travel, Personal Costs, and Loan Fees figures are an estimate of what an average full-time undergraduate student will spend during the academic year. Students could spend more or less depending on their individual living situations and spending habits.

 

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