Calculate costs
Investing in a college degree is a major financial decision, and many students need to look beyond their own resources for assistance. Financial Aid & Scholarships is here to help you estimate your costs. The cost of attending KU is different for each student, depending on variables such as degree program, housing choices, and individual needs.
First-time freshmen and transfer students:
Use our Net Price Calculator for a customized financial snapshot that includes potential financial aid and scholarships.
Current students:
Use this Tuition and Fees Tool to calculate an estimate of costs for KU's various degree programs.
For the most up-to-date and accurate information about tuition and fees, please refer to the Comprehensive Fee Schedule. To determine your on-campus housing and meal charges, go to KU Housing's Rates page.
Cost of Attendance
Your estimated Cost of Attendance (COA), also known as a budget, is a standardized estimate of what it will cost you to attend KU for the academic year. Your financial aid package cannot exceed your estimated COA.