A cost of attendance budget estimates the total educational costs for a student attending one academic year (4 terms). The cost factors include both direct and indirect costs. Direct costs include tuition, fees, housing and books purchased through Barnes & Noble. Indirect costs include books and supplies not purchased through Barnes & Noble, meals, transportation and personal expenses. The costs included are estimates and vary depending on course requirements and personal spending habits. Actual costs may vary.
Budget Components
Tuition and fees – Costs incurred while attending college that are paid directly to Baker College. See our tuition and fees page for more information.
Books and supplies – Average costs incurred for textbooks and supplies.
Room and Board – Costs incurred for housing and meals while attending college. For students planning to:
Other Expenses and Transportation – Miscellaneous costs incurred while attending St. Francis. These costs are not paid directly to St. Francis. Examples include: transportation, computers, and other personal expenses.
The cost of attendance budget information represents the estimated cost for a student attending 4 quarters.
Table 1: Cost of Attendance Budget Information
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Graduate Law
|
Tuition & Fees |
$13,700 |
Books |
$800 |
Housing & Food (Off campus) |
$11,400 |
Transportation |
$5,100 |
Personal Expenses |
$2,860 |
Total Estimated Costs |
$33,860 |