St. Edward’s is an investment.

But the cost of attending our university is more affordable than you might think. (And you’re getting a great value.)

St. Edward’s is a surprisingly affordable university in Texas, especially when you consider the benefits of a private, liberal arts college. We’re not going to tell you that the cost of a university doesn't matter. It does. But it's your final cost, after scholarships and grants have been awarded, that matters most. We combine merit awards and specialty scholarships with federal and state grants and other scholarships to get to your net cost. 

Net Price Calculator

Answer a few simple questions, and immediately get an estimated cost of a St. Edward’s education. This will help you get to your bottom line.

University Tuition & Fees

Here's an estimate of the costs of attending St. Edward's for the 2019–2020 academic year:

Freshman Residence Hall Rates

These rates are per person, per semester for the 2019-2020 semesters and are subject to change.

Additional options are available for upperclassmen.

Cost of Attendance at St. Edward's

While incoming students paid $34,600 on average after scholarships and aid last year, the total cost of attendance for the 2019–2020 year before scholarships and aid is $63,940. This includes university tuition, technology fee, and estimates for room, board, books and supplies, personal, and transportation costs. Most students are offered a financial aid package that includes student grants, and all students meeting eligibility criteria are offered assistance from the U.S. Department of Education’s Direct Loan Program. Students interested in campus employment can contact their Student Financial Services advisor to discuss options. If additional assistance is needed beyond the financial aid package, the student or parent may want to consider other financing options such as St. Edward’s monthly payment plan, parent loan or alternative loan. 

An Education Worth the Investment

College is a big investment, so it’s important to compare the cost of school with the quality of education a university offers. Get tips about managing financial resources and find the right academic fit.