Tuition - Christopher Newport University

Tuition

Semester Payment Due By
Fall 2025 August 4, 2025
Spring 2025 TBD
Extended Summer/Study Abroad 2025 May 6, 2025
May Term 2025 April 30, 2025
Summer Term 1 May 16, 2025
Summer Term 2 June 12, 2025

2025-2026 Academic Year

In-state cost per semester (full-time undergraduate 12-17 credit hours)

Tuition includes the comprehensive and technology fees.

Rates Cost
TOTAL In-State Cost per semester $15,167.50
Tuition $8,609.50
Student Room Fee (9-month contract, double occupancy) $3,700
Meal Plan $2,678
Housing Communications Fee $180

Out-of-state cost per semester (full-time undergraduate 12-17 credit hours)

Tuition includes the comprehensive, capital and technology fees.

Rates Cost
TOTAL Out-of-State Cost per semester $22,278
Tuition $15,720
Student Room Fee (9-month contract, double occupancy) $3,700
Meal Plan $2,678
Housing Communications Fee $180

Tuition Per Credit Hour

Unless otherwise stated below, tuition per credit hour applies to all semesters. In-state tuition includes the comprehensive and technology fees. Out-of-state tuition includes comprehensive, technology and capital fees.

Type of Tuition Cost
Undergraduate in-state $714
Undergraduate out-of-state $1,308
MAT and MS Graduate in-state $746
MAT and MS Graduate out-of-state $1,288
MFinA Graduate in-state $886
MFinA Graduate out-of-state $1,318
Study Abroad and summer undergrad online in-state (UG) $430
Study Abroad and summer undergrad online out of state (UG) $1,007

2025-26 Comprehensive Rate

The comprehensive rate is a mandatory student charge used to support non-instructional activities and programs in auxiliary enterprises, such as intercollegiate athletics, recreational and intramural activities, student and cultural activities, health services, student union, facility maintenance, and debt service. It is assessed to all students, does not distinguish between in-state and out-of-state students, and is considered mandatory.

Allocation of Comprehensive Rate Per Credit Hour for Fall/Spring Terms Cost
TOTAL $284.00
Intercollegiate Athletics and Intramurals TBD
Auxiliary Support TBD
Recreational Facilities and Student Union TBD
Student Life and Health Services TBD
Student Activities TBD
Repairs and Replacements TBD
Capital Reserve TBD

The Board of Visitors will determine the comprehensive fee allocation at their June meeting. 

Additional Fees

Additional fees apply to all semesters.

Type of Fee Cost
Application Fee (undergraduate and graduate studies) $65
Applied Music Fee (1 credit hour) non-refundable $350
Enrollment Fee (non-refundable) $500
Laboratory Fee (arts courses) $75
Laboratory Fee (science courses) $75
Luter School of Business Fee (per credit hour)* $50
Graduate Course Fee (per credit hour)*** $25
Graduation Fee (all degrees) $100
Housing Communications Fee (academic year) $360
Student Parking Fee (academic year) non-refundable $275
Study Abroad (per course) $150
Online Course Registration Fee** (per course) $175
Late Payment Fee $50
Returned Check Fee (per return) $35
Returned Check Fee (after payment due date) $50

*Luter School of Business Fees: The Luter School of Business is a top-tier, AACSB-accredited school that offers an enhanced student experience. Differential fees provide for instructional costs; software enhancements; innovative technology; and professional development and networking experiences that result in more internship and job placement opportunities.

**Applies to all students for extended spring and summer terms and graduate students for Fall/Spring terms.

***Applies to all undergraduate students taking a graduate course. 

Books and supplies are additional out-of-pocket expenses. These expenses should not be included with payments for tuition and fees. Such expenses may range from $300 to $700 per semester, depending on your major and class load.

In addition to tuition and fees, there are other costs that should be considered when planning for college. Christopher Newport has developed an estimated Cost of Attendance that factors in direct costs like tuition and fees, as well as other indirect costs that won't be paid directly to the university. For more information about the estimated direct and indirect costs, please visit the Office of Financial Aid's Cost of Attendance page.

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