| Residential Student | Non-Residential Student |
| Tuition: $47,300* | Tuition: $47,300* |
| Room and Board: $14,160** | Room and Board: $0 |
| Fees: $1,800 | Fees: $1,800 |
| Total Direct Cost**: $63,260 | Total Direct Cost**: $49,100 |
*Undergraduate tuition is billed at $1630/credit hour for part time students and those enrolled in more than 18 credit hours.
* Tuition does not include orientation fees for both first-year students and transfer students.
- First-year Student Orientation: TBD
- Transfer Student Orientation: TBD
**Annual room and board rates vary based on the building, room type and amenities, and meal plan chosen.
**Items billed directly by John Carroll University.
Room
Standard Double Room: $7,990
Board
Standard Meal Plan: $6170
Commuter Plan TBD
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for Undergraduate Students.
| Residential Student | Non-Residential Student |
|---|---|
| Tuition: $45,490* | Tuition: $45,490* |
| Room and Board: $13,200** | Room and Board: $0 |
| Fees: $1,800 | Fees: $1,800 |
| Total: $60,490 | Total: $47,290 |
*Undergraduate tuition is billed at $1570/credit hour for part time students and those enrolled in more than 18 credit hours.
* Tuition does not include orientation fees for both first-year students and transfer students.
- First-year Student Orientation: TBD
- Transfer Student Orientation: TBD
**Annual room and board rates vary based on the building, room type and amenities, and meal plan chosen.
Room
Standard Double Room: $7,260
Board
Standard Meal Plan: $5,940
Commuter Plan TBD
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for Undergraduate Students.
About our Fees:
- The Student Activity Fee (SAF) provides for numerous activities that directly benefit students, including programs, services, student facility improvements, and events. These activities enrich the student experience, build community, and encourage students to live out the Jesuit mission to lead and serve.
- The Student Technology Fee is assessed to provide support for, and overall awareness of, the broad IT environment provided by the University. This means that the technology fee helps contribute to the purchase, implementation, staffing, and support of information technology that directly benefits students and the overall technology-enabled academic learning environment. The technology fee funds support the Canvas learning management system, the wireless campus, the services help desk to troubleshoot/repair student-owned PCs, the campus computer labs with over 600 workstations, the A/V equipment in the classrooms, Internet connectivity, and printing services.
- The Student Health & Wellness Fee provides students with Health Center services including nursing care, over-the-counter medicine, medical supplies, and free consultations with a licensed nutritionist. The fee also supports the University Counseling Center, Health Education and Promotion programming, and the Office of Student Accessibility Services.
- The Health and Wellness Fee, which is collected from all full-time undergraduate students, partially supports the services of the Student Health and Wellness Center, the University Counseling Center, and Student Accessibility Services.
- The Health and Wellness Center provides nursing care, over-the-counter medicines, medical supplies, free consultation with a Licensed Nutritionist and various campus programs and clinics. The fee does not cover medical visits with our physicians. Click here for complete information about services.
- The Coordinator for Health Promotion and Wellness provides health education and promotes healthy lifestyles through prevention programming, marketing and campus activities. Click here for complete information about services.
- The University Counseling Center provides counselors and a psychiatrist who meet with students seeking help on an individual basis and provide outreach programming to the campus community at no additional cost to the student. Click here for complete information about services.
- Student Accessibility Services provides accommodations and support for students with disabilities, in order that they have the opportunity to competitively pursue their college education. Click here for complete information of services. The fee also supports costs associated with creating, promoting and maintaining a healthy campus environment for all members of the community.
Graduate Tuition and Fees
Cost per Credit Hour
Boler College of Business: $1070
College of Arts and Science: $850
College of Arts and Science Education Programs: $690
Non Profit Administration: $660
Theology & Religious Studies: $610
Post-Baccalaureate Programs: $850
The number of credit hours you are registered for determines your enrollment status.
Graduate Tuition rates are determined by the program the student is enrolled in. Students must be enrolled in a degree or certificate program to receive the tuition rate listed above. Students taking classes for personal enrichment or not enrolled in a formal program will be charged the Boler College of Business or the College of Arts and Sciences published rates.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for Boler College of Business.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for College of Arts and Sciences.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for College of Arts and Sciences Education Programs.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for Non Profit Administration.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for Theology & Religious Studies.
Cost per Credit Hour
Boler College of Business: $1030
College of Arts and Science: $830
College of Arts and Science Education Programs: $680
Non Profit Administration: $630
Theology & Religious Studies: $590
Post-Baccalaureate Programs: $830
The number of credit hours you are registered for determines your enrollment status.
Graduate Tuition rates are determined by the program the student is enrolled in. Students must be enrolled in a degree or certificate program to receive the tuition rate listed above. Students taking classes for personal enrichment or not enrolled in a formal program will be charged the Boler College of Business or the College of Arts and Sciences published rates.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for Boler College of Business.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for College of Arts and Sciences.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for College of Arts and Sciences Education Programs.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for Non Profit Administration.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for Theology & Religious Studies.
International Tuition and Fees
International Residential Student
Tuition: $47,300
Room and Board: $14,160*
Health and Wellness Fee: $1,800
International Student Fee $1,500
Total: $64,760
*JCU differentiates room pricing based on amenities provided within each residence hall.
Halls with additional amenities will be priced higher than the Standard Double Room rate.
**Premium board options are available at an additional cost. Costs are locked in for one full academic year; slight tuition increases in succeeding years may occur.
Additional expenses to consider but are not billed directly by JCU:
• Travel and Transportation: $1,200
• Personal Expenses: $2,000
• Books and Supplies: $1,250
*A one-time New Student Orientation Fee of TBD will also be added to the total cost for all full-time undergraduate students their first year at the University.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2023-2024 Cost of Attendance for International Undergraduate Students.
| International Residential Student |
|---|
| Tuition: $45,490 |
| Room and Board: $13,000* |
| Health and Wellness Fee: $1,800 |
| International Student Fee $1,500 |
| Total: $61,990 |
*JCU differentiates room pricing based on amenities provided within each residence hall.
Halls with additional amenities will be priced higher than the Standard Double Room rate.
**Premium board options are available at an additional cost. Costs are locked in for one full academic year; slight tuition increases in succeeding years may occur.
Additional expenses to consider but are not billed directly by JCU:
• Travel and Transportation: $1,500
• Personal Expenses: $2,000
• Books and Supplies: $1,250
*A one-time New Student Orientation Fee of TBD will also be added to the total cost for all full-time undergraduate students their first year at the University.
See a more detailed breakdown of the 2022-2023 Cost of Attendance for International Undergraduate Students.