Tuition & Fees

 

The tuition, fees and other expenses for Suffolk University at our Boston Campus are outlined both for incoming first-year and transfer students. While tuition, fees and University sponsored housing will be charged by Suffolk, the other expenses listed here are to help you plan for other costs associated with enrollment. They will not be charged by Suffolk University directly.

For a more detailed breakdown of these and other charges, such as dining plans and specific housing costs, see the Undergraduate Tuition & Fees page.

The chart here represents the annual cost for a new full-time undergraduate student enrolling in the fall semester and continuing as a full-time student in the spring semester.

A full-time student is registered between 12-17 credits per semester. Students pay the same flat tuition rate when they are enrolled in 12 up to and including 17 credits. Students who enroll in fewer than 12 or greater than 17 credits will be charged at a per credit rate.

Undergraduate COA for Full Time Students

2024-25 Commuter Resident Off Campus
Tuition $46,954 $46,954 $46,954
Mandatory Fees $596 $596 $596
Housing and Food $3,234 $21,326 $26,992
Books and Supplies $1,200 $1,200 $1,200
Loan Fees $72 $72 $72
Transportation $2,648 $916 $2,648
Miscellaneous $1,938 $1,938 $1,938
Total $56,642 $73,002 $80,400

All full-time students are also automatically charged for the University’s Student Health Insurance Plan. If you have comparable US based health insurance, you can waive this charge

New students are also charged a one-time Orientation Fee during their first semester ($283 for freshmen and $126 for transfer students).

Note: Some or all instruction for all or part of Academic Year may be delivered remotely. Tuition and mandatory fees have been set regardless of the method of instruction and will not be refunded in the event instruction occurs remotely for any part of the Academic Year.

Plan Ahead

Net Price Calculator

Suffolk University understands the need for families to make educated decisions about how to pay for college. That’s why we are committed to providing financial assistance on the basis of need and merit through federal, state, and institutional programs.
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Merit-Based Aid Estimate

We also automatically consider all students for merit-based financial aid. There is no separate application to fill out, but you can use the Merit Scholarship Estimator to determine the aid you may qualify for based on your academic achievements.
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