2005-2006 Financial Aid

Educational Expenses

The cost of education for purposes of determining financial need includes actual costs for tuition and fees and reasonable estimated costs for such items as rent and food, books and other living expenses. Such items as the cost of purchasing a computer, health insurance and parking tags may be added onto a student's budget on an individual basis.

Budgets for Living Off-Campus for 2005-2006
 

	1st Year	2nd Year	3rd Year
Tuition/Fees:	$27,830	$27,430	$27,010
Books/Supplies:	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Rent/Food:	$12,600	$12,600	$12,600
Misc. Expenses:	$2,975	$2,975	$2,975
Total Budget:	$44,605	$44,205	$43,785

Budgets for Living at Home or with Relatives for 2005-2006
 

	1st Year	2nd Year	3rd Year
Tuition/Fees:	$27,830	$27,430	$27,010
Books/Supplies:	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Commuter Costs:	$2,475	$2,475	$2,475
Other Expenses:	$3,235	$3,235	$3,235
Total Budget:	$34,740	$34,340	$33,920

Students enrolled in the Graduate Tax Program will pay $810 per credit hour for tuition in 2005-2006 and books are estimated at $35 per credit hour; the rest of the budget is similar to the budgets for the JD students. Students in the JD/MBA Program will pay regular JD tuition and fees plus $625 per credit hour in the summer of 2005 and $650 per credit hour in the 2005-06 academic year for MBA classes; MBA books are estimated at $35 per credit hour.

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