Cost of Attendance

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Other Fees

 

Graduation Fee          $300 (one time, only the semester a student applies to graduate)

 

Certain classes may require additional fees/supplies that are not covered in tuition and fees.

The additional costs will be incurred by the student upon enrollment in the specific classes.

 

 

SUMMER TERM

2026 Estimated Expenses for Online, Ground, and Directed Studies

 

$1000 per course

Courses must have at least 6 students enrolled for the course to make.

Each course with three hours will be $1000 per course for the Summer 2025 term. Courses that are more than three hours may incur an additional cost (+$333.33 per hour).

Concurrent students still receive the concurrent rate. Concurrent students who graduated in May of 2025 will receive the traditional student rate.

 

 

ONLINE PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

2026-2027 Estimated Per Semester Expenses for Online Students

 

Online Professional Studies Tuition:

Based on 12 credit hours per semester

No Fees (except one-time fees such as graduation fee)

 

ONLINE ($450/hr) x 12 hours = $5,400.00 per semester

These amounts are subject to change and do not necessarily represent a student's actual bill.

 

 

 

GRADUATE STUDIES

2026-2027 Estimated Per Semester Expenses for Graduate Students

 

Graduate Studies Tuition:

Based on 9 credit hours per semester

Graduate School Application Fee: $100 (for domestic and international applicants)

The application fee is waived for all SCU employees and alumni.

 

Graduate Studies ($555/hr) x 9 hours = $4,995.00 per semester

 

 

These amounts are subject to change and do not necessarily represent a student's actual bill.

 

 

Net Price Calculator

 

To calculate the cost based on anticipated scholarships and financial aid, please use the Net Price Calculator.

 

Alternative Net Cost Calculator (Links to External Site)

 

 

 

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