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2026/2027 Cost of Attendance (COA)
Hubert B. | BSIT 2023
Cost of attendance (COA) helps determine your federal financial aid eligibility and is used to award aid for each period of enrollment. The first set of cards provides an overview of the University’s COA for our certificate and degree programs at all degree levels for 2026/2027. They apply to most of our programs, unless they fall into the special categories, such as programs leading to licensure or Direct Assessment programs.
Across all cards, you’ll find clear breakdowns of estimated costs, including:
- Costs paid to the University: These are average estimated tuition and mandatory fees paid directly to °®¶¹´«Ã½. Costs paid to the University are highlighted in light blue.
- Costs not paid to the University:Â These are average estimated living and other educational expenses you may incur as a student beyond tuition and fees. They are not paid to the University. Your actual expenses may vary based on your individual circumstances. Estimated additional costs include, but are not limited to, books and course materials, transportation, and personal and living expenses.
- Total Cost of Attendance: This is the average estimated cost of attending °®¶¹´«Ã½ for 2026/2027. It is calculated by adding costs paid to the University and estimated living and other educational expenses. Your actual costs may vary based on your individual circumstances.
Find relevant COA information for specialized programs
Programs leading to licensure/certification
Programs designed to meet professional licensure requirements
Direct Assessment programs
Self-paced programs you progress through with assessments
Undergraduate
Associate degree
Costs not paid to the University
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(non-competency based)
Costs not paid to the University
Graduate
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(non-competency based)
Costs not paid to the University
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(competency-based)
Costs not paid to the University
Doctoral certificate
Costs not paid to the University
Doctoral degree
Costs not paid to the University
Programs leading to licensure/certification
This section outlines the estimated costs for our certificate and degree programs leading to licensure/certification at the undergraduate and graduate levels. These programs are designed to meet the educational requirements for professional licensure or certification in a specific field.
Undergraduate
Undergraduate certificate[7]
Health Professions
Costs not paid to the University
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Education
Costs not paid to the University
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Nursing (competency based)
Costs not paid to the University
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Nursing (non-competency-based)
Costs not paid to the University
Graduate
Graduate certificate[5]
Health Professions
Costs not paid to the University
Graduate certificate[9]
Education
Costs not paid to the University
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Nursing
Costs not paid to the University
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Health Professions
Costs not paid to the University
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Education
Costs not paid to the University
Direct Assessment programs
The table below breaks down the estimated costs for our Direct Assessment programs. These competency-based programs allow students to complete courses by demonstrating mastery through assessments rather than traditional, time-based credit hours, taking 2 to 4 courses within a 12-week term. Learn more about direct assessment programs.
Undergrad (non-licensure)
Costs not paid to the University
Graduate (non-licensure)
Costs not paid to the University
[1] The figures provided are illustrative and based on 18 undergraduate credits; the actual COA will be based on the specific length of the program in which the student is enrolled.
[2] The tuition component is based on a per credit weighted average for the credential level across the entire University. The resource fee is calculated per credit, rounded to the nearest whole dollar. A student’s actual tuition and resource fees may vary.
[3] The University allows the same living expense amounts for students in all living arrangements and dependency statuses.
[4]Â The living expense component for students receiving Military Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) only includes an allowance for food.
[5] The figures provided are illustrative and based on 15 graduate credits; the actual COA will be based on the specific length of the program in which the student is enrolled.
[6] The tuition component is based on a per credit weighted average for the credential level across the entire University.
[7] The figures provided are illustrative and based on 24 undergraduate credits; the actual COA will be based on the specific length of the program in which the student is enrolled.
[8] The licensure/certification component included in the final academic year of the program is an average of fees charged by all states the program is offered in by credential level and college.
[9] The figures provided are illustrative and based on 24 graduate credits; the actual COA will be based on the specific length of the program in which the student is enrolled.
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