But it’s more affordable than you might think. (And you’re getting a great value.)
We’re not going to tell you that cost 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.
| Tuition | $42,550 |
| Residence Hall, with Roommates (Estimated) | $5,470-$8,700 |
| Meal Plan (Estimated) | $4,300 |
| Technology Fee (For 12 or more registered hours) | $500 |
| Orientation Fee | $250 |
| Health Insurance | $2,162 |
| Car Permit (Optional) | $252 |
These rates are per person, per semester for the 2017-2018 semesters and are subject to change.
| Residence Hall | Double Room | Suite |
| East Hall | $2,605 | NA |
| Teresa Hall | NA | $3,395 |
| Basil Moreau and Dujarié Halls | $3,815 | $3,620 |
| Edmund Hunt and Le Mans Halls | NA | $3,620 |
Additional options are available for upperclassmen.
While most students pay far less, the total cost of attendance for the 2016–2017 year is $55,800, including tuition and estimates for room and board, books and supplies, technology fee, and personal and transportation costs. Most students are offered a financial aid package that includes student grants, and all students are offered assistance from the U.S. Department of Education’s Direct Loan Program. Some students are also offered campus employment. The amount of this additional financing is based on the difference between the cost of attendance and the student’s other assistance.
