Use this calculator to help you estimate your charges for Fall 2024 or Spring 2025. Select the appropriate response for each drop down menu (gold) in the "Student Enrollment Profile" section and then hit "Calculate". Your estimated charges for one semester will appear below the calculate button based on your inputs.
Disclaimer: This calculator is for ESTIMATION purposes only and does not include course-specific fees. The rates listed are subject to review and may change without prior notice. Log into Banner to view your actual bill once available. All billing is electronic and managed by the Student Accounts Office.
Additional Resources to Estimate your Bill
- Bill Estimator: An Excel-based calculator that will estimate your out-of-pocket expenses each semester after your financial aid is applied.
- Cost and Aid Worksheet: Will show you how to calculate your out-of-pocket costs step-by-step.
- Disbursement and Refunding Schedules: Outlines when aid is expected to disburse each semester and will help you estimate when you will receive your refund.
Way to Stay on Track
- Financial Aid Timeline: Explains which financial tasks you need to complete and when.
- Apply for Aid website provides detailed information about every step of the financial aid process.
- Help Navigating Banner
- Accepted Students Checklists
- Degree Works: Students should review their degree audit in Degree Works each semester to ensure they have registered for courses that are needed for their degree program. Be advised that courses not required for a student's program of study are not eligible for federal financial aid. In addition, there are time limits to receiving federal aid; taking courses that are not needed may result in a student's ineligibilty for federal aid before completing their program.
- Cash Course Your guide to making informed financial choices. Find free financial tools and resources to take charge of your money!
Maintaining Eligibility and Avoiding Pitfalls
- Students borrowing federal student loans must enroll in a minimum of six (6) credit hours of required coursework to maintain eligibility (typically two classes).
- Satisfactory Academic Progress: All students that use federal or state aid must maintain SAP to continue eligibility.
- Withdrawals: Withdrawing from individual courses or the entire semester may impact a students aid eligibility in the current semester and future semesters. Students are encouraged to speak to the Financial Aid Office before withdrawing.
