Tuition & Fees 2025-26

The tuition and fees for the 2025-2026 academic year applies to coursework from Summer II 2025 through Summer I 2026.

Full-time Student Cost per Semester

Tuition (12 to 18.5 credit hours) $24,170

Comprehensive Fee

Full-Time Undergraduate $520
Part-Time Undergraduate $290
Winter/Summer Undergraduate $210

Housing

Room - Single $4,700 With Bathroom Amenity $5,080
Room - Double $4,200 With Bathroom Amenity $4,620
Room - Triple $3,850 With Bathroom Amenity $4,200
Semi Suite Shared - $5,100
Semi-Suite Single - $5,250
Suite - $5,310
Quad - $3,540

Meal Plans

All access meal plan (with $300 in Flex Dollars) $4,100
14-meal plan (with $350 in Flex Dollars) $3,850
Block 80 (with $250 in Flex Dollars) to $1,200
Block 50 (with $300 in Flex Dollars) $885

Students wishing to enroll for more than 18.5 credits must obtain permission from the Committee on Academic Standards and Policies and will be charged additional tuition on the per-credit-hour basis for credits more than 18.5.

Part-time Students

Tuition per credit $1,450
1/2 Credit $725

Tuition audit per credit $680
Dual Enrollment per credit $195
Winter term tuition per credit $620
Summer term tuition per credit $620

Comprehensive Fee

The comprehensive fee covers student engagement, technology and communications access.

Medical Insurance

Domestic students can obtain health insurance through the health care exchanges established pursuant to the Affordable Care Act. Information on the Maryland Health Insurance Exchange can be found at

As required by law, all full-time international students must have adequate medical insurance coverage, either through an overseas student insurance plan or other international student insurance plan. Information on some options available can be obtained from the accounting office or the office of multicultural affairs and international student programs. Proof of coverage must be provided by Aug. 15.

Special Course Fees

There are additional charges for those courses requiring field trips, laboratory materials, equipment and supplies. These charges are subject to change without prior notice.

Testing

Departmental challenge exam $230

For more information about the cost of attending 91��Ƶר�� College, see cost of attendance.

Tuition per Credit

General Cluster $520

Ceramics (C, M.A., MFA)
Humanities
Environmental Biology
Geographic Information Systems, GIS (C)
Humanities
Math Education (C, M.S.)
Curriculum & Instruction
Educational Leadership (C, M.S.)
Elementary STEM Education (C)
Reading Specialization
Mathematics Instructional Leadership (M.S.)
Multidisciplinary Studies, Education (M.S.)

Business Cluster $718

Accounting (C)
Business Administration
Finance Management (C)
Organizational Management (C)
Project Management (C)

Health Cluster $820

Clinical Mental Health
School Counseling
Interdisciplinary Studies in Human Behavior
Thanatology (C)
Trauma, Crisis, Grief & Loss (C)
Nutrition (M.S.)

MFA Creative Writing $540

Creative Writing MFA Residency Fee (per semester) - On Campus $1,500
Creative Writing MFA Residency Fee (per semester) - Off Campus $1,000

Science Cluster $695

Computer Science
Cybersecurity (C, M.S.)
Information Technology
Management of Information Systems
Bioinformatics (C, M.S.)
Health Informatics (C, M.S.)

Doctoral Programs

Doctorate of Organizational Leadership $1,015
Doctorate of Business Administration $1,100

Nursing Cluster ($1,050/credit)

Doctor of Nursing Practice
Nursing (M.S.N.)

Educational Leadership Program

Montgomery County $460

Audit per credit $310

Renewal Not Retirement (RNR)- per class $100

Optional Housing

Rosemont Ave. houses, $5,780 per semester

Comprehensive Fees

Non-doctoral (Fall and Spring) $150
Non-Doctoral (Summer II 2024, Winter 2024, Summer I 2025) $90
Doctoral $600 (Fall and Spring)
Doctoral (Summer Only) $300
Counseling Ph.D.: $140

The comprehensive fee covers student engagement, technology and communications access.

The cost of attendance for graduate students may vary. Tuition and fees are determined by the degree program and the number of enrolled credits per semester. For additional information, visit the accounting services.

Other charges and fees

Late fees and fines

Late tuition payment 2 percent of unpaid balance at end of each month Monthly late fee not to exceed $250

I.D./access card replacement (resident) $30

I.D./Access card replacement (commuter/graduate) $15

Replace room key and lock $100

Room access fee $15

Parking in handicapped zone $55

Parking in fire lane $30

Parking in improper parking $25

Parking in loading zone $25

Parking in no parking zone $25

Parking on grass $25

Speeding $30

Applied music

91��Ƶר�� students taking music lessons for credit:

1/2-hour lesson per week for semester $320

One hour lesson per week for semester $640

Practice hour fee per 30 minutes $55

Non-91��Ƶר�� students taking music lessons in the preparatory music program, please visit the department of music for information on the program, fees and registration instructions.

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