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Tuition & Fees
Annual tuition and fees for our traditional undergraduate degree programs are listed below. For tuition and fees for our other degree programs, please click on the links at the bottom of this page.
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2020-2021 Traditional Undergraduate Students
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Tuition (2020-2021)
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Link to this FAQ2020-2021 Tuition - Undergraduate - Traditional By Year By Semester Full-time (12-33 credits per semester) $42,564 $21,282 Part-Time (1-11 credits per semester) $1,784 per credit charge -
Residence Halls (2020-2021)
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2020-2021 Residence Hall By Year By Semester Residence Hall-Standard Room $9,856 $4,928 Residence Hall-Boardman Hall $10,978 $5,489 Residence Hall-Butler, Juniper, Valcour Halls $10,418 $5,209 Dublin or Montreal Campus (per semester) $11,252 $5,626 Residence Hall-194 St. Paul Street Apartments (11.5-month contract) Studio $15,900 2 Bed $13,500 3 Bed $12,300 4 Bed $11,400 4 Loft $11,700 Damage Deposit (Residence Halls) $50 Damage Deposit (194 St. Paul St. Apartments) $450 See our housing cancellation policies here.
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Dining & Other Fees (2020-2021)
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Dining & Other Fees By Year By Semester Dining - Carte Blanche Meal Plan (unlimited)* $5,998 $2,999 Student Health & Activity Fee (Charged to all full-time and part-time students in at least 6 credits) $220 $110 First Year Fee (Charged to all full-time and part-time students in at least 6 credits) $220 $110 Health & Accident Insurance for full-time students
(optional with waiver)TBD TBD *Meal plans required- all main campus halls, excludes 194 St. Paul, Montreal & Dublin
Meal Plans For Commuter Students or 194 Residents (optional)
Commuter Diamond Meal Plan-100 meals, $500 flex dollars TBD Commuter Gold Meal Plan-50 meals, $200 flex dollars TBD Commuter Silver Meal Plan-30 meals, $100 flex dollars TBD
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Tuition Overload Fees
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Tuition Overload Fees - Undergraduate Programs - Additional Credits
Students registering for more than 33 credit hours per academic year (fall and spring semesters) will be charged for additional credit hours according to their student classification - Traditional undergraduate $1,784.00 per credit hour.
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Annual Program-Specific Fees
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Charged to all full-time and part-time students in at least 6 credits
Fees By Year By Semester Broadcasting & Media Production $350 $175 Computer & Digital Forensics $426 $213 Computer Information Technology $450 $225 Computer Networking & Cybersecurity $476 $238 Computer Science & Innovation $426 $213 Data Science $426 $213 Filmmaking $426 $213 Game Art $450 $225 Game Design $500 $250 Game Exploration-Game Art $450 $225 Game Exploration-Game Programming $526 $263 Game Exploration-Game Design $500 $250 Game Programming $526 $263 Visual Communication Design $450 $225 * Lab Fee charge is split in half for one academic semester
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Summer Tuition, Residence Hall & Montreal Fees
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2020-2021 Summer Tuition, Residence Hall & Montreal Fees
Link to this FAQTuition - TRAD - Undergraduate - Summer $576 per credit hour Montreal Summer Filmmaking Program (Includes: Tuition, Housing, Activities Fee, Int'l Health Insurance) Approximately $5,495 Montreal Culture Program (Includes: Tuition, Housing, Activities Fee, Int'l Health Insurance) Approximately $4,995 Montreal Summer Gaming Program (Includes: Tuition, Housing, Activities Fee, Int'l Health Insurance) Approximately $5,495 Summer Residence Hall - Main Campus (Minimum 6 weeks) TBD per week Summer Residence Hall - 194 St. Paul (Full summer) Studio $2,384 2 Bed $2,024 3 Bed $1,844 4 Bed $1,710 4 Bed Townhouse $1,754 Damage Deposit Required TBD TBD -
Other Costs to Consider
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Other Costs to Consider
When determining eligibility for financial assistance, allowances are made for the following expenses:
Books $1,000 Personal Expenses $938 Transportation $1,424 Average Loan Fees $72 Students living off-campus or with their parents are not charged room and board. When determining eligibility for financial assistance, an allowance is given for the typical cost of room and board for these students. Allowances for study-abroad costs, dependent care expenses, and the one-time purchase of a computer can also be added to the cost of attendance budget upon the student's request.
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