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Tuition and Fees Charts

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2026-2027 Tuition and Fees

Effective May 1, 2026.

  • Undergraduate, On-Campus

    Tuition & Basic Costs, Per Semester

    1 through 11 hours, per hour
    $875
    12 through 19 hours (full-time)
    $13,800
    Over 19 hours, per hour
    $650
    Housing
    $2,950
    Premium Housing
    $3,750
    Single Room
    $4,550
    Married Housing (per month)
    $1000
    Commuter Meal Plan
    $325
    Residential Meal Plan (20 meals per week)
    $3,525
    Campus Life Fee
    $175
    Total: Full-Time Commuting Student (semester)
    $14,300
    Total: Full-Time Resident Student (semester)
    $20,450
    *Slingshot course materials, part-time 1 through 11 hours, per hour
    $40
    *Slingshot course materials (full-time)
    $500

    *Students are automatically enrolled in the Slingshot book rental program. Slingshot consistently shops for the best prices and provides the convenience of delivering books right to the student. Learn more by visiting Slingshot Bookstore.

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    Summer Session

    Tuition, per hour
    $525
    Summer Housing, per week
    $150
  • Undergraduate, Online

    Tuition & Fees, Per Semester

    Degree Program Tuition, per hour*
    $425
    Technology Fee, per term
    $125
    Certificate Tuition, per hour
    $295
    Slingshot course materials, per hour
    $40
    * Criminal Justice, per hour (first-responder rate) 
    $280
    Application for Experiential Learning (Category I only)
    $450
  • Graduate

    Graduate Tuition and Fees

    MBA (per hour)
    $575
    Education, Master’s level (per hour)
    $430
    Ministry, Master’s level (per hour)
    $415
    Education, Doctoral level (per hour)
    $535
    Ministry, Doctoral level (per hour)
    $460
    Master, Biological Sciences
    $849
    Auditing a Graduate Course, per hour
    $255
    Technology Fee (per term)
    $125
    Graduate Certificate Tuition, per credit
    Discounted from program rate by $100 per hour
    PA Medicine, per semester* 
    $19,900*
    DMSc
    $800
    Slingshot course materials, per hour 
    $40
     
     
     
     

    *The PA program has a different cost structure. Refer to the PA Tuition page for full details.

Direct vs. Indirect Costs

  • Undergraduate, On-Campus

    Components in the cost are divided into two categories: the direct costs that are billed by the University, and the indirect costs of living. When we calculate eligibility for financial aid, we account for both types of costs. 

    Direct Costs (Billed by NGU)

    • Tuition
    • Fees
    • On-campus housing and meal plans

    Indirect Costs (Paid by the Student):

    • Off-campus housing and food
    • Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment
    • Transportation
    • Personal expenses

    Cost of Attendance Examples 

    2026-2027 Academic Year 
    These figures are based on estimated expenses for a student enrolled in the fall and spring of the 2026-2027 academic year.

    For all traditional undergraduate programs, tuition is $875 per credit. However, students enrolled between 12-19 credits in a semester are charged a flat rate of $13,800 per semester ($27,600 annually).

    Full-Time Student Living On or Off Campus

    Direct Costs

    Tuition
    $27,600
    Campus Life Fee
    $350
    Standard Housing
    $5,900
    Food
    $7,050
    Subtotal
    $40,900
     
    Indirect Costs
     

    Full-Time Student Living at Home

    Direct Costs

    Tuition
    $27,600
    Commuter Food
    $650
    Subtotal
    $28,250
    *A 1.057% origination fee is taken out at disbursement of Federal Direct Subsidized and Unsubsidized loans. The $68 listed above is the average fee for undergraduate students who borrow these loans. Actual fees will depend on the amount borrowed. 

  • Undergraduate, Online

    Components in the cost are divided into two categories: the direct costs that are billed by the University, and the indirect costs of living. When we calculate eligibility for financial aid, we account for both types of costs. 

    Direct Costs (Billed by NGU)

    • Tuition
    • Fees
    • On-campus housing and meal plans

    Indirect Costs (Paid by the Student):

    • Off-campus housing and food
    • Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment
    • Transportation
    • Personal expenses

    Online Program Direct Costs

    Per hour
    $425
    Technology Fee, per Term
    $125
    Criminal Justice Discount (per hour)
    ($145)
    Application for Experiential Learning (Category I Only)
    $450
     

    Online Program Indirect Costs (Per Term)

    Off-campus Housing and Food
    $2850
    Book & Materials
    $560
    Transportation
    $730
    Personal Expenses
    $685

  • Graduate

    Components in the cost are divided into two categories: the direct costs that are billed by the University, and the indirect costs of living. When we calculate eligibility for financial aid, we account for both types of costs. 

    Direct Costs (Billed by NGU)

    • Tuition
    • Fees
    • On-campus housing and meal plans

    Indirect Costs (Paid by the Student):

    • Off-campus housing and food
    • Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment
    • Transportation
    • Personal expenses

    Graduate Program Direct Costs

    MBA (per hour)
    $525
    Education, Master’s level (per hour)
    $430
    Ministry, Master’s level (per hour)
    $415
    Education, Doctoral level (per hour)
    $535
    Ministry, Doctoral level (per hour)
    $460
    Master, Biological Sciences
    $849
    DMSc
    $800
    Auditing a graduate course
    $255

    Technology Fee: $125

     

    Graduate Program Indirect Costs (Per Term)

    Off-campus Housing and Food
    $3079
    Books & Materials
    $765
    Transportation
    $730
    Personal Expenses
    $578

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