2024-25 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Per Credit Per Quarter Per Year
Full time
(12–18 credits per quarter)
$13,164 $39,492
Part time
(1-11 credits per quarter)
$1,097
Over full time
(19+ credits per quarter)
$1,097
Summer School $650

Undergraduate mandatory fees

Per Credit Per Quarter Per Year
Technology Fee
full-time student
$130 $390
Technology Fee
part-time student
$12
Student Activities Fee
full-time student
$115 $345
Student Activities Fee
part-time student
$10
Wellness and Safety Fee
full-time student
$60 $180
Wellness and Safety Fee
part-time student
$5

New students: Your enrollment deposit

Admitted students should reserve their place at SPU by submitting their $200 enrollment deposit on or before May 1 (National Candidate’s Reply Date). This payment is required from all students prior to registration. Make your payment now.

 

Housing fees: room charges, per year

Traditional and suite-style residence halls require purchase of a Quarterly Block Plan each quarter. Campus houses and apartments, including the Wesley apartments, do not require a meal plan purchase.

Residence Halls (traditional- and suite-style)

  Per Quarter Per Year
Single occupant residence hall room $3,859 $11,577
Double occupant residence hall room $3,049 $9,147
Triple/quad occupant residence hall room $2,863 $8,589

Campus houses and apartments

  Per Quarter Per Year
One- or two-person unit $3,524 $10,572
Three-or-more-person unit $2,840 $8,520

Wesley Apartments

  Per Quarter Per Year
Two-person unit
(one bedroom)
$3,654 $10,962
Three‐person unit
(two bedrooms)
$3,279 $9,837
Four-person unit
(three bedrooms)
$3,279 $9,837
Four-person unit
(four bedrooms)
$3,882 $11,646

Meal plan charges

Traditional and suite-style residence halls require purchase of a Quarterly Block Plan each quarter. Block 25, Block 50, and Falcon Funds are priced per purchase and may be renewed at student’s discretion.

Quarterly Block Plans

  Per Quarter Per Year
Quarterly Block 200 $2,448 $7,345
Quarterly Block 150 $2,379 $7,138
Quarterly Block 100 $2,313 $6,938

Other meal plans, per purchase and renewed at student’s discretion

  Per Quarter Per Year
Block 50
(50 meals in Gwinn; available to students living in campus apartments and commuter students only)
$794
Falcon Funds
Requires minimum $5 purchase when purchased by credit card (fees apply); $25 minimum when purchased through student account
Pay as you go
Block 25
(25 meals in Gwinn; available to students living in campus apartments and commuter students only)
$413

Cost of Attendance

Estimated Annual Cost of Attendance for 2024–25 full-time undergraduate

Costs Payable to the University (direct costs)

DIRECT COSTS On Campus Off Campus Living at Home
Tuition $39,492 $39,492 $39,492
Student Activities, technology and wellness/safety fees (mandatory) $915 $915 $915
Food and Housing (residence-hall double room with a Quarterly Block 200 plan) $16,491 see indirect costs see indirect costs
Total $56,898 $40,407 $40,407

Other Estimated Costs (indirect costs)

INDIRECT COSTS On Campus Off Campus Living at Home
Food and Housing N/A $16,491 $8,928
Books* and Supplies $924 $924 $924
Transportation $1,776 $1,776 $2,676
Miscellaneous/Personal $1,848 $1,848 $1,848
Average Loan Fee (for student-loan borrowers) $70 $70 $70
Total $4,618 $21,109

$14,446

TOTAL COST OF ATTENDANCE On Campus Off Campus Living at Home
Direct Costs $56,898 $40,407 $40,407
Indirect Costs $4,618 $21,109 $14,446
Total Cost $61,516 $61,516 $54,853

*SPU has created the SPU Falcon Advantage program in partnership with Akademos to offer students textbooks at a flat rate fee. For 2024-25, the textbook fee is $22/credit (excludes nursing). Learn more about the Falcon Advantage program here.

Explanation of Costs

  • Direct Costs are the charges billed to the students by the university. These include tuition, fees, housing and food.
  • Total Cost of Attendance (COA) are the direct costs plus indirect costs. The financial aid office estimates indirect costs for items such as books, supplies, personal expenses and transportation. A student's financial aid package will reflect a combination of aid up to the Total Cost of Attendance.
  • Tuition is based on full-time attendance for three quarters (fall, winter & spring) and will vary if a student is less than full-time or in a self supporting program.
  • Fees include student activities fee, technology fee, and wellness fee.
  • Housing expenses can be reduced with room type, residential area, and meal plan choice
  • Additional Expenses: estimates for books and supplies, transportation and personal expenses are not billed by the university and will vary based on the student.

The Net Price Calculator is a helpful tool to estimate out-of-pocket costs.

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