Back
  • Overview
  • Women-Focused Education
  • Success Stories
  • Ranking & Recognition
  • Your Ursuline Blueprint
  • Facts & Stats
  • Our Heritage
  • Virtual Tour
  • Around Cleveland
  • Overview
  • Undergraduate Admission
  • Graduate Admission
  • Online Admission
  • Transfer Admission
  • For International Students
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • Scholarships

  • Overview
  • Accelerated
  • Course Catalogs
  • Academic Support Svcs.
  • Career Svcs.
  • Academic Partnerships
  • Registrar
  • Our Faculty
  • Women Entrepreneurs + Innovators
  • Healthcare
  • Overview
  • Campus Life
  • Residence Halls
  • Student Activities
  • Personal Counseling
  • Orientation
  • Career Services
  • Women's Center
  • Diversity and Inclusion
  • Campus Ministry
  • Commencement
  • Policy on Sexual Misconduct
  • Harassment and Discrimination Policy
  • Overview
  • Tuition & Costs
  • Net Price Calculator
  • Financial Aid
  • Scholarships
  • Student Service Center
  • Aid Policies and Forms
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • Undergrad Textbooks
  • Bursar
  • Donate Online
  • Ways to Give
  • Planned Giving
  • Gifts of Stock and IRA Rollovers
  • Scholarships
  • Annual Fund
  • The Impact of Giving
  • Donor Recognition
  • Overview
  • Get Involved
  • Support for Young Scholars
  • Alumni Stories
  • Awards & Recognition
  • Alumni Resources
  • Update Your Information
  • Board
  • Photos & Videos
  • Events at Ursuline
  • Overview
  • Hours
  • Find...
  • Need Help?
  • Reserve a Study Room
  • Article Request
  • Interlibrary Loan
  • Library Guides
  • Archives
  • Library Events
  • How Do I?
  • FAQs
  • Policies
  • Overview
  • History
  • Photos & Videos
  • Overview
  • Mission & Vision
  • Institutional Learning Outcomes
  • History
  • 150th Anniversary
  • Leadership
  • Strategic Partnership
  • Employment
  • Marketing & Communication
  • Consumer Information
  • Back
  • Overview
  • How to Apply
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • For Admitted Students
  • Overview
  • How to Apply
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • For Admitted Students
  • Overview
  • Degrees
  • Certificates
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • How to Apply
  • Cost & Aid
  • For Admitted Students
  • Overview
  • How to Apply
  • Dual Admission
  • Community College Transfer
  • For Transfer Counselors
  • For Admitted Students
  • Connect with a Counselor
  • Overview
  • Admission Requirements
  • English Language Proficiency
  • International Financial Aid
  • Immigration Status
  • Visit Campus
  • Overview
  • Find an Undergraduate Program
  • Core Curriculum
  • Internships
  • Overview
  • Find A Program
  • Overview
  • UCAP at a glance
  • Online Start Dates
  • Professional Certificates
  • Other Online Programs
  • Find a Program
  • Overview
  • Overview
  • Online Teaching License Renewal
  • Career Training Courses
  • Personal Development Courses
  • Lifelong Learning
  • Overview
  • Academic Coaching
  • Advising
  • Disability Services
  • Alternative Credit Options
  • Overview
  • Student Organizations
  • Community Engagement
  • Welcome Week
  • Overview
  • Career Coaching
  • For Employers/Recruiters
  • Overview
  • Undergraduate
  • Accelerated/UCAP
  • Graduate
  • Overview
  • Undergraduate
  • Graduate
  • UCAP Online Program
  • Federal Work Study
  • Loans
  • How to Apply for Aid
  • Appeals
  • Resources
  • Need help?
  • Student Consumer Info
  • Overview
  • Scholarships for Undergraduates
  • Scholarships for Transfer Students
  • Scholarships for International Students
  • Scholarships for Graduate Students
  • ROTC Scholarships
  • Welcome + Overview
  • Our Sponsors
  • 150th Anniversary Timeline
  • Portraits of Ursuline College People
  • 150th Celebration Photos
  • Office of the President
  • President's Council
  • Deans and Academic Leadership
  • Board of Trustees
  • Overview
  • FAQs
  • Statements of Support
  • News and Updates
  • Your Feedback
  • Media Inquiries
  • Overview
  • Job Opportunities
  • Benefits
  • Overview
  • For the Media
  • Brand Guide
  • Contact
  • Overview
  • Accreditation
  • Campus Security Policies, Crime Statistics and Crime Log
  • Data Request
  • Consumer Complaint Process
  • Education Unit Completer Reporting Measures
  • COVID Testing Data
  • HEERF Report
  • Professional Licensure and Certification Disclosures
  • Title IX Compliance
  • Home / Cost & Aid / Tuition & Costs / Undergraduate

    Tuition & Costs

    Undergraduate

    Apply Now Visit Ursuline Find a Program Request Info

    Undergraduate College Tuition, Costs & Fees

    For three consecutive years, the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard ranked Ursuline College the most affordable private liberal arts college in Ohio.

    A student studies anatomy

    2024-2025 Undergraduate Tuition 

    On average, undergraduate students must take 30 credits per year to graduate in four years. Whether you are ready to be a full-time student or interested in exploring part-time studies, Ursuline College offers affordable undergraduate college tuition rates. Below are the undergraduate tuition costs beginning Fall, 2024.

    Full-time flat rate per year (12-18 credits per semester):
    all full-time undergraduate students

    $38,490

    Part-time rate per credit  (less than 12 credits per semester)

    $1,283

    Nursing Second Degree Accelerated Program (SDAP) per credit:

    $584

    Summer and Fall 2024 Nursing SDAP Starts - Total Package Price

    The SDAP program offers three cohort starts per year.  The Summer 2024 (May) and Fall 2024 (August) program starts offer a total package price for the entire 15-month program.  This includes tuition, course fees, and an estimate for uniforms, malpractice insurance, and equipment.

    Summer 2024 SDAP Total Packaged Price   

    $45,350

    Fall 2024 SDAP Total Packaged Price          

    $46,400

    2024-2025 On-Campus Housing and Food

    Students who are interested in living on campus during their time at Ursuline College pay undergraduate fees for housing and food in addition to their college tuition. These costs vary based on the type of room and meal plan.

    Housing (double occupancy) one year:

    $6,314

    Housing (single occupancy) one year:

    $7,670

    Housing (Smith Hall Suite) one year:

    $8,676

    Food (full meal plan) one year:

    $6,476

    Food (reduced meal plan – Smith Hall only) one year:

    $5,964

    Undergraduate Fees

    Students pay additional fees to cover costs for classroom technology, on-campus facilities, and matriculation (i.e. the costs associated with admissions and other enrollment services). Course fees vary – please see the Schedule of Classes for any fees associated with specific courses.

    Technology fee per semester:

    $200.00

    Facilities fee per semester:

    $ 50.00

    Instructional materials ($19.50 per credit - amount listed based on 15 credits per semester):

    $292.50

    Nursing student fee per semester - Nursing and Pre-Nursing students:                                             

    $465.00

    Matriculation fee (one-time fee for new students only):                                                                       

    $100.00

    Books, Equipment & Supplies (Estimated)*

    Even if all of your college tuition and costs are covered, it is still a good idea to arrive on campus with money for immediate purchase of books and incidentals because delivery of aid is not always immediate. For books, supplies, equipment, or course materials, a student can expect to pay approximately:

    Students registered for 12 or more credits:

    $1,200

    Students registered for 9-11 credits:

    $900

    Students registered for 6-8 credits:

    $600

    Students registered for fewer than 6 credits:

    $300

    *Note:  Books are included in the price of tuition and fees listed above for traditional undergraduate semester students and SDAP students.  For these students, we estimate a cost of $200 per year for supplies, equipment and course materials.

    Additional Estimated Living Expenses

    The following estimated expenses are not billed by Ursuline College unless noted. The figures are used as a measure to determine your eligibility for aid.

    Living with Parents:

    Housing and Food

    $5,000

    Transportation

    $3,000

    Personal expense

    $3,000

    On-campus Living:

    Housing and Food

    See Above

    Transportation

    $ 1,000

    Personal expense

    $2,550

    Off-campus Living (Dependent Students):

    Housing and Food

    $9,500

    Transportation

    $3,000

    Personal expense

    $3,000

    Off-campus Living (Independent Students):

    Housing and Food

    $15,750

    Transportation

    $3,000

    Personal expense

    $7,250

    Note: The cost of attendance for the nine-month academic year includes both direct expenses (undergraduate tuition, fees, room & board for students living on campus) and indirect expenses (books, supplies, transportation, personal expenses, and room & board for students living off campus). The figure is subject to change and is not meant to represent your Ursuline accounts bill for the academic year, but it is the cost against which we measure your resources to determine your eligibility for aid. If you have any questions about undergraduate tuition, billing and fees, please call the Student Service Center at 440-646-8309.