Undergraduate Costs and Aid

Understand the Full Picture of Your Investment 

When planning for college, it’s important to look beyond the price of tuition. Your estimated cost of attendance includes a variety of expenses — tuition and required fees, housing and meals, loan fees, books and supplies, transportation, and personal or miscellaneous costs. These direct and indirect costs can vary based on your program, enrollment status, housing and meal plan choices, and other factors. 

If you're participating in study abroad, cooperative education, or have additional expenses related to dependent care or disability accommodations, you may be eligible for adjustments to your cost of attendance. We encourage you to contact the Office of Financial Aid to explore these options. 

Know Your Costs — Plan with Confidence 

We’ve provided tools and estimates to help you understand your potential costs to make informed decisions. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on tuition and fees, please visit the Office of Student Accounts website. 

Think Long-Term: Your Stevens Degree Is an Investment 

Stevens consistently ranks among the top schools in the nation for return on investment (ROI) with strong career outcomes, high starting salaries, and a powerful alumni network. PayScale ranked Stevens no.18 in the nation for best value based on ROI, highlighting the long-term value of your degree.