Tuition and Fees

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Planning for college costs is an important part of your journey, and we’re here to help.

Here, you’ll find detailed information about tuition, housing, meal plans, and other fees. Whether you’re a full-time residential student, a part-time learner, or part of our Access program, you can explore the costs associated with your education.

You’ll also find details on billing, payment deadlines, refunds, and financial policies to help you navigate your investment with confidence.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition, fees, room, and board costs for the 2024-25 school year total $50,450 (assuming a residential student who lives in a traditional residence hall with an unlimited meal plan).

View the comprehensive list of fees and other charges, including laundry service, meal plans, and enrollment deposit. Other special fees are listed in the undergraduate catalog. Students living in traditional-style residence halls must have the unlimited meal plan (default plan) unless approved for a dietary accommodation based on a documented disability (serious food allergies, digestive medical conditions, physical disabilities, etc). Single rooms are generally unavailable unless a student is approved for housing accommodation based on a documented disability.

Additional information:

Use the online cost calculator to find out what your cost will be. Access (age 25 and older) and part-time students pay a different rate. See “Non-traditional Students” below.

 

Tuition, Room, and Board 2025-26 Rates
  Semester Year
Tuition: Full-time, traditional-age undergraduate $18,925 $37,850
Room: Residence hall, double (Freer, Montgomery, Shackelford, Tate) $3,790 $7,580
Room: Residence hall, single (Freer, Montgomery, Shackelford, Tate) $4,120 $8,240
Room: Residence hall, double (Westover) $4,010 $8,020
Room: Room: Residence hall, single (Westover) $4,340 $8,680
Room: Residence Hall, pod, double (Freer, Shackelford) $3,900 $7,800
Room: University houses, double $4,230 $8,460
Room: University houses, single $4,560 $9,120
Room: Townhouses, double (limited availability) $4,560 $9,120
Room: Townhouses, single $5,110 $10,220
Room: Peaksview Hall, single $5,110 $10,220
Board: Unlimited $3,265 $6,530
     
Hornet Plan 500 $500 $1,000
Hornet Plan 750 $750 $1,500
80-lunch plan $725 $1,450

 

Non-traditional Students

Part-time and Access (age 25 and older) students pay different rates than traditional, full-time students.

Non-traditional Students 2024-25 Rates Per Semester Hour
Access undergraduate students (age 25 and older) $546
Part-time Attendance (Effective at the Beginning of Summer School)
Traditional-age students, part-time, 7 hours or less $592
Traditional-age students, part-time, 8 hours or more $1,184

Enrollment Deposit

Meal Plans

  • We offer a variety of meal plans to choose from, so you can pick the one that best suits your needs.
  • Residential students must purchase a meal plan.

Finance Charges and Late Fees

  • Failure to satisfy obligations to the University when due will result in finance charges of 1.2% per month, which is an annual percentage rate of 15%.
  • Grade transcripts, re-enrollment, and diplomas may also be withheld for past-due accounts.
  • A late fee of $75 will be assessed for accounts established after the due date.

Overload Fee

  • Full-time, traditional-age (under age 25) undergraduates are charged a comprehensive tuition fee that allows the student to take 12 to 18 credit hours per semester.
  • Students taking more than 18 credit hours per semester will be charged an overload fee (for each credit hour over 18) equal to the current hourly rate.
  • Overload fees are determined after the first three weeks of each semester.

Cost of Attendance

Allowances

Your cost of attendance includes the direct charges listed for undergraduate students or those listed for graduate students.

In addition, you should allow for the following expenditures:

Residential dependent student
Books $1,000
Other (personal, transportation) $1,650-$2,050
Non-residential dependent student
Books $1,000
Other (personal, transportation) $4,200-$4,600
Non-residential independent student
Books $1,000
Other (personal, housing, transportation, meals) $14,200-$14,600