Ursuline College: What It Costs

Ursuline College remains one of the most competitively priced private colleges in Ohio. Students at Ursuline are charged by credit hour, not a flat-rate fee for full-time attendance. In our commitment to providing affordable education, Ursuline has several options for financial aid, including scholarships, grants, work-study, and loans.

On average, undergraduate students must take 32 credits per year to graduate in four years. The cost for the 32 credits (one full year) would be approximately $22,304. The actual fees for 2008-2009 are as follows:

Undergraduate Tuition Per Credit Hour	$728.00
Graduate Tuition Per Credit Hour	$775.00
Room & Board (double occupancy), one year	$7,352.00

Please note that over 90 percent of our incoming freshmen for the fall of 2006 received financial aid and the average financial aid package for those incoming freshmen was worth over $19,200! Be sure to check out the links below; they have important information you need to know on how you can receive the different types of financial aid available to our students.

How to Apply for Financial Aid
Applying for Financial Aid can be an overwhelming process, but we can help you get started. One word you need to know: FAFSA! Read and learn more about it.

Scholarships
Ursuline is proud to award an unlimited amount of scholarship aid to incoming students each year. Scholarships are available to both freshmen and transfer students.

Loans
Educational loans are available for students and parents, from any number of providers, such as banks or lending institutions. Find out which loans are best for you.