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2025-26 Graduate and Doctoral Budgets

Graduate and doctoral budgets are eleven-month budgets, which reflects enrollment for the full academic year (fall, spring, and summer).

	Graduate		Doctoral
Budget Item	Domestic	International
Tuition	$12,078	$12,078	$25,146
Fees	$0	$0	$0
Food	$4,298	$4,298	$4,298
Housing	$17,764	$17,764	$17,764
Books, course materials, supplies and equipment	$1,582	$1,582	$233
Transportation	$1,848	$1,848	$1,848
Miscellaneous	$2,464	$2,464	$2,464
Federal Student Loan Fees	$216	N/A	$216
COA Totals	$40,250	$40,034	$51,969

Tuition costs for domestic graduate students are 18 credit hours multiplied by $671 per credit hour. Please note that students in the Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology typically enroll in 24 credit hours each year. Therefore, the average tuition costs for MACP students are $16,104. Students who enroll in practicums in addition to the 24 credit hours each year can anticipate tuition costs of $20,130.
Tuition costs for domestic and international doctoral students are 18 credit hours multiplied by $1,397 per credit hour.
Tuition costs for international graduate students are the same as domestic students.
Graduate and doctoral students residing off-campus receive a monthly food allowance of $390 for 11 months.
Graduate and doctoral students residing off-campus receive a monthly housing allowance of $1,615 for 11 months.
Graduate and doctoral students receive a weekly transportation allowance of $42 for 44 weeks.
Graduate and doctoral students receive a weekly miscellaneous personal expenses allowance of $56 for 44 weeks.
An average domestic graduate and doctoral student will incur approximately $216 in federal student loan fees.
Direct charges (tuition, fees, and room and board) on a student’s account may differ from the total cost of attendance calculations. Financial aid administrators can adjust the cost of attendance allowances on a case-by-case basis. Documentation is necessary when making a cost of attendance allowance adjustment.
Direct charges (tuition, fees, and room and board) on a student’s account may differ from the total cost of attendance calculations. Financial aid administrators can adjust the cost of attendance allowances on a case-by-case basis. Documentation is necessary when making a cost of attendance allowance adjustment.

2024-25 Graduate and Doctoral Budgets

Graduate and doctoral budgets are eleven-month budgets, which reflects enrollment for the full academic year (fall, spring, and summer).

	Graduate		Doctoral
Budget Item	Domestic	International
Tuition	$10,980	$16,560	$25,146
Fees	$0	$0	$0
Food	$4,213	$4,213	$4,213
Housing	$16,918	$16,918	$16,918
Books, course materials, supplies and equipment	$1,500	$1,500	$233
Transportation	$1,760	$1,760	$1,760
Miscellaneous	$2,376	$2,376	$2,376
Federal Student Loan Fees	$216	N/A	$216
COA Totals	$37,963	$43,327	$50,862

Tuition costs for domestic graduate students are 18 credit hours multiplied by $610 per credit hour.
Tuition costs for domestic and international doctoral students are 18 credit hours multiplied by $1,397 per credit hour.
Tuition costs for international graduate students are 18 credit hours multiplied by $920 per credit hour.
Graduate and doctoral students residing off-campus receive a monthly food allowance of $383 for 11 months.
Graduate and doctoral students residing off-campus receive a monthly housing allowance of $1,538 for 11 months.
Graduate and doctoral students receive a weekly transportation allowance of $40 for 44 weeks.
Graduate and doctoral students receive a weekly miscellaneous personal expenses allowance of $54 for 44 weeks.
An average domestic graduate and doctoral student will incur approximately $216 in federal student loan fees.
Direct charges (tuition, fees, and room and board) on a student’s account may differ from the total cost of attendance calculations. Financial aid administrators can adjust the cost of attendance allowances on a case-by-case basis. Documentation is necessary when making a cost of attendance allowance adjustment.
Direct charges (tuition, fees, and room and board) on a student’s account may differ from the total cost of attendance calculations. Financial aid administrators can adjust the cost of attendance allowances on a case-by-case basis. Documentation is necessary when making a cost of attendance allowance adjustment.

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