Cost of attendance is determined using a formula established by the U.S. Congress. All expenses are for the nine-month school year (with the exception of P2 and P4 pharmacy students who have a longer academic year). The costs are subject to change without notice.
Calculating Financial Aid
The office of financial aid uses average budgets to calculate financial aid. Average budgets are based on a student's anticipated average enrollment. A student cannot receive more than the cost of attendance from any combination of institutional, federal, state, or private funding source. This includes merit and need-based aid as well as tuition remission, VA benefits and ROTC awards.
Average Enrollment
Average enrollment is based on semester credits and is outlined below.
| Enrollment | Undergraduate & Adult Undergraduate | Graduate Programs | School of Pharmacy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Time (F) | 12 Credits or More | 9 Credits or More | 10 Credits or More |
| Three-Quarter Time (Q)* | 9-11 Credits | N/A | N/A |
| Half Time (H) | 6-8 Credits | 6-8 Credits | 5-9 Credits |
| Less than Half Time (L) | 5 Credits or Below | 5 Credits or Below | 4 Credits or Below |
*Three Quarter Time Enrollment only impacts Pell eligible undergraduate students.
Note: Please be advised that students who are less than half time are not eligible for financial aid with the exception of Pell Grant.
