International Undergraduate Expenses

IMPORTANT NOTE: The above figures are averages. Tuition estimates are based on full-time enrollment in 12 credit hours per semester. Students who enroll in more than 12 hours will pay proportionately more tuition ($448.90 per credit hour). In order to graduate in four years, students must take at least 15 credit hours each semester. Summer enrollment is optional for students who wish to graduate faster. However, if the Summer Session is the student's initial semester of enrollment, Summer Session enrollment is required during the student's first year. International students are required to have medical insurance. If students do not have medical insurance when they arrive, medical insurance may be purchased at the University. There is also an additional fee of US$14 per credit hour for engineering classes (about US$350 per academic year). The College of Business also charges an additional Technology fee of $15 per credit hour for business classes (about $360 per academic year). Students should bring extra money for personal expenses (such as movies, museums, shopping, etc). Actual housing expenditures depend on: 1) the residence hall in which the student lives, 2) whether or not the student has a roommate, and 3) the student's meal plan. Students are required to have a tuberculin (TB) test upon arrival. 

*If the Summer Session is the student's initial semester of enrollment, there is an additional fee of $165 for medical insurance.

• Tuition Comparison of Large Public Universities -- Sorted by Cost 
• Tuition Comparison of Large Public Universities -- Sorted by Percentage Change
• Cost-of-Living Comparisons
• Comparison of Average One-Bedroom Apartment Costs in Select U.S. Cities