Tuition & Fees Total: $30,046 for the academic year
$28,800 tuition + $1,246 fees/academic year (or $15,023 per term)
An undergraduate F-1 visa international student must take a minimum of 12 credits each term (fall and spring) to maintain his/her visa status. Summer term is optional; however, additional expenses for tuition and books will result if you take summer classes. Most of our courses are 3 credit courses; therefore, 12 credits are 4 courses. You may take up to 18 credits each term without additional tuition cost.
| Room & Meals (on-campus) | $12,404 academic year (estimated double occupancy room and unlimited meals) |
| Books | $1,000 (estimated) |
| Health Insurance | $2000 (approx.) (coverage August 15, 2021 - August 14, 2022) |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $1,000 (estimated) |
| Summer Living Expenses | $1,500 (estimated from June to August) |
| International Student Fee | $200 ($100 per term) |
| Total for a SEVIS I-20 | $48,150 (estimated for 12 months) |
| Registration and Orientation Fee | $247 (one-time fee for all new students) |
The above figures are meant to serve as guidelines and are subject to change. In order to obtain a student visa (F-1), you must prove that you will be supported fully for your entire course of study without recourse to employment.
Partial merit-based scholarships ranging from $2,500 to full tuition are available to undergraduate international students. Students with an average grade of B or a GPA of 3.00 on a 4.00 scale will be awarded a minimum of a $9,000 scholarship. Please be aware that the number of students receiving full-tuition scholarships is very limited. Refer to the scholarship information for details.
All scholarships are awarded based on admissions application information. All international applications are processed on a rolling basis, and there is no deadline. Your application for admission and supporting credentials should be submitted as early as possible to allow us sufficient time to process your application and for you to obtain your visa, and arrange for travel to the U.S.
On- and off-campus employment opportunities, such as Curricular Practical Training and Optional Practical Training, are available. Please be aware that there are restrictions on international student employment in the U.S.
Graduate Tuition & Tech/Resource fee = $680 per credit
A graduate F-1 visa international student must take a minimum of 9 credits each required term (fall and spring) to maintain his/her visa status. Summer term is optional; however, additional expenses for tuition and books will result if you take summer classes.
| Room & Meals | $12,404 academic year (estimated double occupancy and unlimited meals) |
| Books | $1,000 (estimated) |
| Health Insurance | $2000 (approx.) (coverage August 15, 2020 - August 14, 2021) |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $1,000 (estimated) |
| Summer Living Expenses | $1,500 (estimated from June to August) |
| International Student Fee | $200 ($100 per term) |
| Total for a SEVIS I-20 | $26,264 (estimated for 12 months) |
| Registration and Orientation Fee | $247 (one-time fee for all new students) |
The above figures are meant to serve as guidelines and are subject to change. In order to obtain a student visa (F-1), you must prove that you will be supported fully for your entire course of study without recourse to employment.
On- and off-campus employment opportunities, such as Curricular Practical Training and Optional Practical Training, are available. Please be aware that there are many restrictions on international student employment in the U.S.
All international admissions applications are processed on a rolling basis, and there is no deadline. Your application for admission and supporting credentials should be submitted as early as possible to allow sufficient time to process your application, get your visa, and arrange for travel to the U.S.