Tuition & Fees

At Concord University, 97 percent of degree-seeking undergraduate students receive some type of grant or scholarship. The average amount of scholarships/grants awarded to undergraduate students is $10,461. (Based on data submitted to IPEDS for aid year 2021-2022.)

Undergraduate Tuition (Fall 2024 – Spring 2025)

  In-State Out-of-State Tuition Reduction
Tuition $9,464 $20,800 $16,800
Additional Class Fees $1,200 $1,200 $1,200
Housing (double occupancy)* $5,802 $5,802 $5,802
Food (all access meal plan) $5,724 $5,724 $5,724
Total $22,190 $33,526 $29,526
Part-time per credit hour $394 $867  

Undergraduate Tuition (Summer 2024)

Tuition $380/credit hour
Housing (double occupancy)* $856
Food (all access meal plan) $844

International Tuition & Fees (Fall 2024 – Spring 2025)

Tuition $20,800
Additional Class Fees $1,200
Housing (double occupancy)* $5,802
Food (all access meal plan) $5,724
Total $33,526

Graduate Program Tuition (Fall 2024-Summer 2025)

In-State Virtual
Tuition (per credit hour) $565 $565

*North Tower, South Tower, and Mill Street apartment residents will be assessed an additional Residential Capital Improvement Fee in the amount of $458.00 per year. Summer terms will be assessed a prorated amount for each term

*Currently, the flat tuition rate for the Master of Arts in Teaching Program is $15,840. This includes all tuition and fees.

The additional University fee is assessed upon enrollment. The fee varies depending on the level of enrollment as identified in the special charges of the Academic Catalog.

Each semester, books are assessed at $23 per credit hour if participating in the Follett Access Program. If a student “opts out” of the Follett Access Program, they can expect to pay an estimated $550 per semester for books when purchasing them on their own.

There is a one-time $85.00 New Student Fee and a one-time $50.00 Graduation Fee, when applicable.