School of Law
2009 - 2010 Estimated Cost of Attendance Example
(See Note below)
Your Cost of Attendance is based on both Billable and Non-Billable Costs. Billable costs are those that are directly charged by the school and would appear on your student account. These charges include tuition, fees, and housing charges (if you live on campus). Non-Billable costs are additional expenses you need to consider that are not charged to you by the school. These charges include books, supplies, miscellaneous expenses, transportation, etc.
Billable Costs |
|
Tuition* |
$29,250 |
University Fees |
$302 |
Estimated Program Fees |
$300 |
Non-Billable Costs--Planning Purposes Only |
|
Books and Supplies |
$1,620 |
Housing |
$6,750 |
Board |
$2,700 |
Transportation |
$2,700 |
Loan Fees** |
$500 |
Personal Expenses |
$5,850 |
| ESTIMATED TOTAL | $49,972 |
Note: The above figures are estimates of for Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 and may not reflect actual charges made by the university or actual cost of attendance. Please note that if you live on campus, your Housing would be considered a Billable cost.
*Tuition is based on 15 credits per semester.
**Lenders and guarantors may or may not charge you origination and default fees. These fees range from 0-2% for Stafford Loans and up to 3.5% for PLUS loans. These fees have been added to your cost of attendance in an effort to regain those funds due to fees.
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