The tuition and fees listed below reflect current information at the time of posting and are likely to increase in the next academic year. Rates are set by the University and the official postings should be consulted for current information.
Tuition Rates for 2019-2020
Status |
Pennsylvania Resident |
Out of State Resident |
Full-time
9-15 credits |
$13,795 per term |
$23,407 per term |
Part-time
1-8 credits |
$1,122 per credit |
$1,916 per credit |
FTDR |
$500 |
$500 |
During fall and spring terms, students registered full-time are billed a flat, full-time rate. Students enrolled part-time are billed on a per-credit basis. All students are billed on a per-credit basis during summer terms.
Doctoral students registered for full-time doctoral research (FTDR) pay a flat rate of $500 plus full-time fees.
Additional Fees for 2019-2020
|
Activity |
Computer |
Wellness |
Security and Transportation |
Full-time
(includes FTDR) |
$30/term |
$175/term |
$180/term |
$90/term |
Part-time |
$15/term |
$100/term |
$90/term |
$90/term |
Billing Information
Contact the Student Payment Center, 412-624-7520, with billing questions.
Invoice Payment
Students and their Authorized Users will be notified twice before each due date if there is a balance due on the student account. Electronic invoices (eBills) are posted on the student’s account after registration for classes, on or about the 20th of every month, and are due on the 17th of the next month. The University may also place a financial hold on overdue accounts.
Add/Drop
Students who drop courses by the term’s deadline for add/drop may have their tuition for the term adjusted if they are part-time students, or if the drop changes their status from full-time to part-time.
Resignation Refunds Direct Deposit
Adjustments to tuition charges resulting from official resignation or Add/Drop are based on the effective date of resignation and in accordance with the federally mandated calculation. Contact the Student Payment Center (412-624-7520) for information on the amount of tuition adjustment.
Installment Payments
All students should enroll for direct deposit as refunds and financial aid are awarded through eRefunds.
They should also update their authorized users (parents, spouses, and others) so that they can have access to their student account.
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