Net Price Calculator

The net price calculator is an easy way to generate an estimate of your out-of-pocket cost at CU 91��Ҹ�.��

Using information you provide, the calculator estimates your cost to attend for one school year, then subtracts the financial aid you may qualify for.

Who should use it

Great for new undergraduate & transfer students

Students and families who plan to apply for financial aid and are curious about cost as a new undergraduate or transfer student at CU 91��Ҹ� will find the net price calculator the most helpful.��

Not great for graduate, international & continuing students

If you’re a graduate, international or continuing undergraduate student, you’ll find better information on the Bursar’s cost webpage.

When to use it

��Initial research��

If you’re researching cost before you apply for admission, the net price calculator is a great place to start.��

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If you’ve already applied for admission and it’s past February, skip the calculator and apply for financial aid instead. Even if you don’t choose to use the financial aid offered, the Office of Financial Aid will send you the most accurate cost information.

What’s included & what’s not��

�� Grants

The calculator focuses on grants, which are considered ‘free aid’ that don’t require repayment, but there are many other types of financial aid available.

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��Federal student loans & work-study

They may be included in your estimate, but won’t be subtracted from your cost to attend (aka your net price). To see these amounts, review the info listed after your cost calculation. Most students qualify for federal student loans and use them to pay for college.

��Scholarships are excluded

The net price calculator does not include an estimate of scholarships you are eligible for. For scholarship consideration, you must apply for admission and complete the CU 91��Ҹ� Scholarship Application.

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