Cost of Attendance

2024–25 Academic Year Estimated Undergraduate Expenses

Undergraduate Expenses

	Michigan Resident		Non-Michigan Resident
	Lower Division—completed 0-59.5 credits	Upper Division—completed 60+ credits*	Lower Division—completed 0-59.5 credits	Upper Division—completed 60+ credits*
Tuition1	$9,398	$18,796	$21,331	$42,662
Required Fees2	$326	$326	$326	$326
Housing and Food3	$13,050	$13,050	$13,050	$13,050
Lab and Course Fees (estimated)	$607	$607	$607	$607
Books, Materials, and Equipment (estimated)	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Personal Expenses (estimated)	$640	$640	$640	$640
Transportation (estimated)	$1,474	$1,474	$1,474	$1,474
Loan Origination Fee4	$64	$64	$64	$64
Total5	$18,079	$36,157	$30,012	$60,023

• * Students who have earned 60 or more credits, including transfer credit, credit earned through early college or dual enrollment, or AP, IB, or CLEP will be charged upper-division tuition.

1. For students taking 12-18 credits during the fall and/or spring semester. Students taking less than 12 credits will be charged on a per credit basis. This per credit price also applies to any credit taken over 18 credits. Students attending during summer semesters will be charged on a per credit basis. Lower division per credit rate is (resident: $709, non-resident: $1,580); upper division per credit rate is (resident: $709, non-resident: $1,580) per credit.
2. Any courses taken online incur an additional fee of $38 per credit hour. Additional required fees per semester, for on-campus students, include:
   • Fall and Spring Activity Fee—$60.00 (not assessed in summer)
   • Fall and Spring Experience Tech Fee—$103.00 (not assessed in summer)
3. Housing and Food rates vary depending on hall assignment and meal plan selection.
4. The loan origination fees estimated above are only charged to those students receiving federal direct loans.
5. Tuition, fees, and housing and food are payable each semester.

Note: International students will be assessed a $250 per semester surcharge (excluding summer semester).

Incoming engineering and engineering management majors are required to have a laptop for in-class use, and all students are required to have a computing device. For more information, including possible financing options, visit the Computing Device Requirement page.

2024–25 Estimated Graduate Expenses

Graduate Program

	Fall	Spring	Summer*	Annual
Tuitiona, b	$12,006	$12,006	$1,334	$25,346
Required Feesc	$133	$133	$10	$270
Lab and Course Fees (estimated)	$54	$53	$0	$107
Books, Materials, and Equipment (estimated)	$300	$300	$100	$700
Loan Origination Feed	$81	$81	$0	$162
Housing and Foode	$6,854	$6,854	$6,854	$20,562
Personal Expenses (estimated, includes health insurance)	$1,192	$1,192	$1,192	$3,576
Transportation	$737	$737	$737	$2,211
Total	$21,354	$21,353	$10,227	$52,934

1. Tuition total ($1,334 per credit) is based on 9 credits per semester.
2. Students who are candidates are assessed tuition at $440 per credit hour for nine research credits. These students may register for courses in addition to research credits. Tuition for courses is assessed at the full, regular rate.
3. Any courses taken online incur an additional fee of $38 per credit hour.
   Required fees per semester, for on-campus students, include:

   • Fall Activity Fee—$50
   • Spring Activity Fee—$50
   • Summer Activity Fee—$10
   • Experience Tech Fee—$83 per semester (not assessed in Summer)
4. The loan origination fees estimated above are only charged to those students receiving federal loans.
5. Housing and Food estimates assume that students use the Unlimited Gold Meal Plan. Costs may vary depending on your situation.

* A student who is enrolled for one credit during the summer semester is considered full time.

Note: International students will be assessed a $250 per semester surcharge (excluding summer semester). Newly admitted international students who are enrolling at Michigan Tech for the first time will be assessed an additional, one-time, $100 international graduate student enrollment surcharge.