Undergraduate Tuition & Costs [Archived, 2024 – 2025]
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Typical Cost
The typical cost for a resident student during the 24-25 academic year, residing in any hall with the maximum meal plan, is $63,425. This includes both the fall and spring semesters.
Fall '24 & Spring '25 Sessions
Tuition
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Traditional full-time tuition - per year | $46,600 |
| Additional credit hours over 18 - per credit hour | $780 |
| Traditional part-time tuition (less than 12 credit hours) - per credit hour | $1,560 |
|
Winter term- per credit hour |
$325 |
Room & Board
Residence Halls
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| All Residence Halls (Botts Hall, North Hall, Oak Hall, Village Apartments, Williams Hall) |
$10,250 annually |
Meal Plans
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| All Access with $500 Flex | $3,480 per semester |
| All Access with $300 Flex | $3,280 per semester |
| Weekly 14 with $600 Flex | $3,100 per semester |
| Block 75 with $400 Flex (Village Apartments residents only) |
$1,265 per semester |
| Required Commuter Plan | $200 per semester |
Other Fees & Costs
What are these fees? Learn more in our guide to Understanding Your Bill.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Annual Full Time Comprehensive Fee (per academic year) | $1,230 |
| Annual Part Time Comprehensive Fee (per academic year) | $640 |
| Book Bundle (per academic year)* | $700 |
| Single Room Rate for Dorms (per term, Fall and Spring only) | $1,500 |
| Student Health Insurance** (Per academic year/subject to change by vendor) *Form available to waive student insurance if covered by outside insurance |
$2,958 |
*Form available to waive Book Bundle.
**Form available to waive student insurance if covered by outside insurance.
The comprehensive fee covers a variety of services and resources essential to student life and success. This fee includes support for student wellness programs, access to health services, academic support resources, and campus activities. It ensures that students have the tools and support they need to excel academically, maintain their well-being, and actively engage in campus life.
The typical yearly cost for students who are enrolled in 12-18 credits, who live in on-campus housing, and who have the all access meal plan with $500 Flex
Summer & Winter '24 Session
| Summer traditional undergraduate tuition - per credit hour | $855 |
|---|---|
| Summer internships - per credit hour | $110 |
| Winter traditional undergraduate tuition - per credit hour | $325 |
All other programs have the same rates as Fall and Spring semesters.
Room & Board
Residence Halls
Includes cable television service, internet access and a post office box.
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Summer I Term | $1,785 *Cost per term |
Meal Plans
| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| 15 Weekly Plan + $75 Flex (per summer session) | $835 |
| 75 Block + $75 Flex (per summer session) | $640 |
| 35 Block + $100 Flex (per summer session) | $495 |
Other Fees & Costs
For questions about this information, please contact the Student Accounts office at studentaccounts@ju.edu.
| Admissions Deposit | $500 |
|---|---|
|
Applied Music Fees MUS 205/MUS 405 MUS 202/MUS 402 MUS 203 MUS 404 |
$175/hr $175 $350 $525 $525 |
|
Flight Training |
Varies. Learn more about flight fees. |
|
BSN Subscription Fee Charged one time at the start of the program. |
$2,000 |
| Credit/Debit Card Processing on Account Payments | 2.50% |
| Payment Plan Fee | $75 |
| Post Office Box Key Replacement Fee | $20 |
| Lock & Key Fee | $75 |
|
Athletic Equipment Replacement Fee |
Varies |
|
Library Fines |
Varies |
|
Online Alcohol Course - Late Completion |
$50 |
|
Parking Fines |
Varies |
|
Lost ID Fee |
$10 |
|
Late Payment Fee |
$150 Monthly |
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* To see actual books and costs that are required for classes you will need to go to your class schedule, click on each class, and a link will list the books and prices. You can purchase your required books from any source. Here is the link to price your books through the JU Bookstore. |
*Fees are non-refundable.
University and Course Withdrawals
When a student officially withdraws from all classes, credit for tuition charges will be made based on the following percentage schedules:
Fall and Spring 15-week Semesters
- First week of classes - 100% (Add/Drop week)
- Second week of classes - 50%
Seven-Week Half Semester Terms
- First week of class - 100% (Add/Drop week)
All Summer terms
- Add/Drop period - 100%
Refunds of credit balances from financial aid will be available after aid is posted to the tuition account. Financial aid begins to be posted at the end of the drop/add period.
Students who completely withdraw from the University and received Title IV aid (i.e., Pell Grant, SEOG, College Work Study, Perkins Loan, Stafford Loan, or whose parents borrow on the PLUS Loan program) will have refunds calculated according to Federal law. Students withdrawing under these provisions should refer to the Title IV refund policies.