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Tuition

View standard Tuition and Cost of Attendance (COA) for:

• Undergraduate students
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• Adult Degree Completion (ADC) students 
• Post-Baccalaureate Premed Certification
• Graduate students

Types of Expenses 

The Cost of Attendance for each program serves as a guideline for how much a student should budget to attend »¨¶ùÖ±²¥. There are two components to these budgets: 

• Direct expenses (such as tuition, fees, and, if living on-campus, room & board) that are assessed by, and paid directly to the University.
• Indirect expenses (such as books & supplies, transportation, personal expenses, and, if living off-campus, room & board) that are paid to entities outside of the University. 

These expenses added together determines the maximum amount of aid a student is able to receive from all sources in an academic year. The costs of tuition, fees, and on-campus room and board are established by the University’s Board of Trustees annually and are subject to change.

Financial Aid: Scholarships, Grants, Loans and Work-Study

A degree from a private university like »¨¶ùÖ±²¥ University of California is more accessible than you might think. For most students, there is no application fee. We're also proud to say that 99% percent of our incoming first-year students received financial aid. Learn more:

• FAFSA  and CA Dream Act — Apply for Aid
• Scholarships and Grants
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• Loans
• Work-Study

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