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Program Fees

The prices below are for the 7-week regular term and the 3-week Summer Intersession term. The information does not include additional living expenses. Prices are subject to change for upcoming terms.

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2012-13 academic year (August 2012-July 2013)

Tuition (full-time): $2,751 per seven week term

Tuition (part-time): $131 per class hour in a seven-week term

University fee: $25 per term

Textbooks (estimated cost): $225 per term

Additional costs

  • Health insurance, varies by insurance company. All F-1 visa students must have health insurance coverage. If you do not have one from your home country, you must purchase it prior to your arrival to the U.S. Please view the health insurance page for more information.
  • University housing costs between $2,770-$5,200 per semester, depending on the placement. Each semester is approximately 16 weeks. 
  • University meal plans cost between $1,945-$2,260 per semester, depending on the meal plan selected. Each semester is approximately 16 weeks. Some University housing requires students to purchase a meal plan. See meal plan prices for 2012-13 >>
  • Off-campus housing varies by apartment.

2013-14 academic year (August 2013-July 2014)

Tuition (full-time): $2,875 per seven week term

Tuition (part-time): $137 per class hour in a seven-week term

University fee: $25 per term

Textbooks (estimated cost): $225 per term

Additional costs

  • Health insurance, varies by insurance company. All F-1 visa students must have health insurance coverage. If you do not have one from your home country, you must purchase it prior to your arrival to the U.S. Please view the health insurance page for more information.
  • University housing costs between $3,450-$5,100 per semester, depending on the placement. Each semester is approximately 16 weeks. See housing prices for 2013-14
  • University meal plans cost is approximately $2,300 per semester, depending on the meal plan selected. Each semester is approximately 16 weeks. Some University housing requires students to purchase a meal plan. See meal plan prices for 2013-14 >>
  • Off-campus housing varies by apartment.

Paying your program fees

Students and their sponsors can make payments for the program through the University of Dayton Bursar’s office. Once a University account has been created for you, you may pay online. Additional payment methods are available.

Payments MUST be made during the first week of classes. Students may pay their tuition and fees at the Bursar's office, located in St. Mary's Hall.