Tuition and Financial Aid
Offering a high-quality education at an affordable price is at the core of the mission of the Goodwin College of Professional Studies.
Tuition and Fees for Part-Time Undergraduate Students
Listed below is the per-credit tuition for students taking fewer than 12 credits. Additional fees for evaluation of academic credit and special examinations may apply.
| 2011–12 Part-Time Undergraduate Tuition | Per Credit |
|---|---|
| Saturday Scholars® and Part-Time Evening Class Rate |
$390 |
| Part-Time Day Class Rate | $890 |
| 2011–12 Fees | Per Term |
| Fees for All Part-Time Programs | $140 |
| 2012–13 Part-Time Undergraduate Tuition | Per Credit |
|---|---|
| Saturday Scholars® and Part-Time Evening Class Rate |
$410 |
| Part-Time Day Class Rate | $930 |
| 2012–13 Fees | Per Term |
| Fees for All Part-Time Programs | $145 |
Full-Time Undergraduate Students — Refer to Undergraduate Admissions Financing Options for tuition and financial aid information.
Graduate Students — Refer to the Graduate Financing page for tuition and financial aid information.
Disclaimer
Tuition and fee rates, which are established annually by the University’s Board of Trustees, are subject to change without notice. For the most updated information, please contact Student Financial Services at 215-895-1445.
Financial Aid
There can be a big difference between your educational price tag and what you actually end up paying. Expenses like tuition, student fees, and books add to your total cost. Drexel can help you reduce that cost to an affordable sum with need-based aid and academic achievement scholarships.
Federal and state aid and student loans are available to Drexel University students pursuing degrees and taking at least six credits per term. For more information on financial aid available to part-time students, please visit Drexel's Student Resource Center/Financial Aid Office.
Payment Options
- Drexel University accepts MasterCard, Discover, and American Express, which may be subject to a convenience fee when used to pay tuition.
- Applicants should ask their employers about tuition reimbursement benefits. Deferred payment plans are available through Student Financial Services for students who are in an approved employer tuition assistance program.
For more tuition and payment information, please visit Student Financial Services. If you are specifically interested in the Employer Reimbursement plan, please visit the Employer Assisted Tuition Information page.