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Tuition & Fees

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Undergraduate

The direct costs listed below represent the average cost of attending Aurora University. Actual costs may vary because of lab and clinical fees, room costs, meal plans, health insurance, practicums, etc.

2010 May Term: $450 per semester hour

2010 Summer Session: $460 per semester hour

2010-2011 Tuition

Full-time (12 - 17 semester hours per term): $9,300 per semester
Part-time (1 - 11 semester hours): $550 per semester hour
2011 May Term: $460 per semester hour

2010-2011 Room and Board

Average Room and Board (based on an average double room and Block Meal Plan): $4,085 per semester

Graduate

2010-2011 semester hour rates (the following rates apply with the Summer 2010 term)

• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.): $615
• Master of Science in Nursing (MSN): $615
• Master of Arts in Education (non-cohort: MACI/MATL/MAEL/MATC/MARI/MASE): $555
• Master of Social Work (M.S.W.): $555
• Master of Science in Math (cohort - new groups): $460
• Doctoral (Ed.D.): $540

Payment Plans

Traditional Payment Plan
The payment of direct costs of tuition (less any applied financial aid) is due one week prior to the start of each semester. Approximate billing dates are mid-July and early December.

Semester Payment Plan for 2010-2011
At AU, you can fit the cost of an education into your budget by paying your academic expenses in affordable monthly payments. You are allowed to spread expenses over each semester in five installments. The first payment for Fall semester is due August 1, 2010 and the first payment for Spring semester is due January 1, 2011. There is a $30 enrollment fee per semester (subject to change without notice).

Please visit the Student Accounts page for more information regarding the semester payment plan as well as for a complete listing of charges and fees, including tuition, room & board, and other payment options.