Tuition & Indirect Costs

The cost of attendance reflects the amount of money a typical student is projected to need for school-related expenses during the academic year based on where they live and degree program.

2024-25 Yearly Direct Costs for Undergraduates

  Full-Time Student Living on Campus Full-Time Student Living off Campus Full-Time Student Living with a Parent/Guardian
Tuition $39,800 $39,800 $39,800
Fees $840 $840 $840
Housing and Food $10,850 $0 $0
Total Direct Costs $51,490 $40,640 $40,640

When figuring cost of any college, it is important to include charges from the college (direct Costs) along with other expenses you will incur throughout the year (indirect costs).  Indirect costs can include books, personal expenses and transportation. Concordia has estimated the most common indirect costs students incur throughout an academic year:

2024-25 Estimated Yearly Indirect Costs for Undergraduates

  Full-Time Student Living on Campus Full-Time Student Living off Campus Full-Time Student Living with a Parent/Guardian
Housing and Food $0 $10,850 $7,875
Books and Supplies $1,070 $1,070 $1,070
Transportation $1,190 $1,190 $1,190
Personal Expenses $1,675 $1,675 $885
Total Estimated Indirect Costs $3,935 $14,785 $11,020
Total Direct and Indirect Costs $55,425 $55,425 $51,660

*There may be additional costs associated with certain courses which may include, but are not limited to: course materials, laboratory fees, etc.

What is Standard Cost of Attendance?

Video: What is Cost of Attendance?

  • The federal government requires each school to develop its own standard allowances for living expenses (which includes books and supplies, room, board, transportation and personal expenses) as a means to award financial aid in a consistent manner for all students.
  • We have provided this tool as a means for you and your family to investigate the different costs that may be associated with attending Concordia University. Due to your personal choices, Concordia’s standard allowance for some expenses may not match your actual costs. In order to maximize your financial aid, it is important to make wise decisions regarding living arrangements and choice of lifestyle, since Concordia is unable to award more financial aid in an academic year than the determined standard allowances.