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At TU, we work with you to keep education affordable and accessible. This year, TU will award over $20 million in need-based TU grants and $12 million in TU scholarships. Approximately 73 percent of freshmen received grants or scholarships.
The estimated average annual differential tuition charges for full-time juniors and seniors are $1,178 for Nursing, $1,428 for the College of Business and Economics, and $1,112 the Computer and Information Sciences Department.
Information about tuition and fees for undergraduate and graduate students is presented here for the fall and spring terms, and the minimester and summer sessions.
The tuition and fee increases for the next three years are based on fall 2023 rates. They do not include increases related to inflation and other cost factors not known at this time. The tuition policy is available for review in the following offices:
The rates below reflect the projected four-year costs for a student to attend Towson University. These rates are projected, and are subject to change at any time.
Tuition and fees are assessed based on the class level (undergraduate or graduate) and which campus the class is held; not by the student career or where the student lives. The student career may be used for other special fees. Different rates may apply to special programs—see below.
This Net Price Calculator can be used to estimate your Net Annual Cost to attend TU as an undergraduate student based on the typical costs and the median need-based grants received by students with similar family incomes.
