Cost of Attendance

This number represents a full year of in-state tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $385.50 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $732.00 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year. This includes meal plans and off-campus dining.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of in-state tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $385.50 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $732.00 per credit hour.

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The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year. This includes meal plans and off-campus dining.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of in-state tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $385.50 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $732.00 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year. This includes meal plans and off-campus dining.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $514 per credit hour.

• Tuition is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The Online Program Fee is $75 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of housing per year.

This number represents the average annual cost of dining and meals.

This number represents the average annual cost of books and supplies for class.

• Expenses for Book and Supplies are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

This number represents the average annual cost of personal expenses.

This number represents average annual travel expenses.

This number represents additional fees for nonresidents.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $514 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $976.00 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year. This includes meal plans and off-campus dining.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $514 per credit hour.

• Tuition is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The Online Program Fee is $75 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of housing per year.

This number represents the average annual cost of dining and meals.

This number represents the average annual cost of books and supplies for class.

• Expenses for Book and Supplies are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

This number represents the average annual cost of personal expenses.

This number represents average annual travel expenses.

This number represents additional fees for nonresidents.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $598 per credit hour. Part-time students enroll as 3/4 time, 1/2 time, or less than 1/2 time. Tuition prices represented here include full and 1/2 time. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $976.00 per credit hour.

• Tuition and fees are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment. 

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

The number repersents the annual average costs for dining/meals.

This number represents the annual average costs of class books and supplies.

• Fees for books and supplies are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment. 

This number represents the annual average costs of personal spending.

This cost represents the average annual cost of student travel.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9-12 hours per semester at $598 per credit hour. Part-time students enroll as 3/4 time, 1/2 time, or less than 1/2 time. Tuition prices represented here include full and 1/2 time. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $976.00 per credit hour.

• Master’s students generally complete 12 hours in the fall, 9-12 hours in the spring, and 2-3 classes outside of fall and spring semesters.  These additional classes are taken during winter session or summer terms at an additional cost. 
• Tuition and fees are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment. 

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

The number repersents the annual average costs for dining/meals.

This number represents the annual average costs of class books and supplies.

• Fees for books and supplies are different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment. 

This number represents the annual average costs of personal spending.

This cost represents the average annual cost of student travel.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $1,083.75 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,137.75 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $1,083.75 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,137.75 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $1,166.75 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,226.75 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 12 hours per semester at $1,166.75 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,226.75 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 10 hours per semester at $915.50 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,020.50 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of off-campus housing per year.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year.

This number represents the estimated costs of books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 10 hours per semester at $986 per credit hour. In-state and out-of-state tuition for the space law program are the same.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. 

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year.

This number represents the average cost of on-campus housing per year. This number does not take into account the cost of living off-campus.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $916.50 per credit hour. Non-residents pay an additional fee of $1,155.00 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year. The student activity fee is calculated at $2 per credit hour.

This number represents the average cost of off-campus housing per year.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $916.50 per credit hour.

The online program fee is $75 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. The Capital Improvement fee is different for part-time students. See our Tuition Estimator below for more accurate estimates for part-time enrollment.

This number represents the average cost of off-campus housing per year.

This number represents the estimated cost of dining for the year.

This number represents the estimated costs for books and supplies for the academic year.

This number is the estimated amount of personal spending money you will need each year.

This number is an estimate of travel expenses throughout the year.

This number represents a full year of tuition based on 9 hours per semester at $300 per credit hour.

The Capital Improvements Fee funds facility construction and improvements. The fee is charged per term to all students on a per-hour, prorated basis capped at $50 based on the number of full-time hours required by a student’s program of study. 

The student activity fee contributes to student programming throughout the academic year.