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Undergraduate 2025-2026 Estimated Cost of Attendance for Fall and Spring Cost of Attendance table Cost of Attendance Items Resident On-Campus¹ Resident at Home with Parent¹ Non-Resident On-Campus¹ Tuition & Fees $ 9,496 $ 9,496 $ 23,810 Books, Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment $ 1,280 $ 1,280 $ 1,280 Living Expenses $ 11,511 $ 7,073 $ 11,511 Transportation $ 530 $612 $ 530 Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $ 2,268 $ 2,268 $ 2,268 Total $ 25,085 $ 20,729 $ 39,399 Multiple the above amount by: 2 to obtain the total cost of attendance of a 2-year college. 4 to obtain the total cost of attendance of a 4-year college.
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Thanks — here are the computed totals based on the academic-year (Fall + Spring) Cost of Attendance you provided. I assumed the annual amounts stay constant (no inflation or changes).
Annual totals (given)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399
2-year total (multiply by 2)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085 × 2 = $50,170
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729 × 2 = $41,458
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399 × 2 = $78,798
4-year total (multiply by 4)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085 × 4 = $100,340
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729 × 4 = $82,916
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399 × 4 = $157,596
If you want the 2‑ and 4‑year breakdowns by line item (tuition, books, housing, etc.) or adjusted for yearly increases, I can calculate that too.
Annual totals (given)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399
2-year total (multiply by 2)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085 × 2 = $50,170
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729 × 2 = $41,458
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399 × 2 = $78,798
4-year total (multiply by 4)
- Resident On-Campus: $25,085 × 4 = $100,340
- Resident at Home with Parent: $20,729 × 4 = $82,916
- Non-Resident On-Campus: $39,399 × 4 = $157,596
If you want the 2‑ and 4‑year breakdowns by line item (tuition, books, housing, etc.) or adjusted for yearly increases, I can calculate that too.
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