University of Dayton

Tuition and Costs

The University of Dayton is one of the most affordable private, Catholic universities in the country. Among comparable universities, it is an excellent value.

Tuition costs at the University of Dayton are the same for all full-time undergraduate students. Since the University of Dayton is a private institution, there are no special out-of-state charges.

2011-12 Academic Year
Tuition and fees $31,640
Residence halls $5,400- $8,100
Meal plans $3,890 - $4,520

Variable costs not listed include books and supplies, orientation fee, laboratory fees, additional meals, etc.

Scholarships

Top students at the University of Dayton can receive more than $55,000 in merit scholarships over four years. Considering the University is known for its affordable tuition and is ranked by U.S. News & World Report as a top 10 national Catholic university, your students could earn a world-class education at an incredible value.

If you think some of your students may be right for the University of Dayton, review the scholarship chart to see how they match up. Students are automatically considered for a merit scholarship when they apply to UD, so students simply need to complete the Undergraduate Application for Admission and Scholarship or the Common Application to be considered.

Financial Aid

More than 90 percent of our students receive financial assistance including nonrepayable grants, scholarships, educational loans and part-time work study. We also offer a variety of alternative loans and payment plans to cover any balances remaining after deducting financial aid awards.

The first step in applying for financial aid is to apply for admission to the University of Dayton. The federal government requires that any student seeking need-based financial aid must first be admitted to a degree-seeking program.