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1. financialaid.usc.edu › calculate-your-costsCalculate Your Costs - Financial Aid

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   USC Net Price Calculator. The Financial Aid Calculators provides a more in-depth look at your potential eligibility for need-based aid, factoring in information based on your most recent tax return. Financial Aid Calculators is based on students who enter college as first-year full-time undergraduates. Prospective First-Year Students.

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2. atweb.usc.edu › npcUSC Financial Aid : Net Price Calculator

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   Please note: Estimates derived from this net price calculator apply to full-time, first-time degree-seeking undergraduate students only. To receive federal, state, and/or university need-based financial aid, students must be U.S. citizens or eligible non-citizens.

3. admission.usc.edu › cost-and-financial-aidFinancial Aid - Undergraduate Admission

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   2024-2025 Cost of Attendance. The following are the estimated two-semester costs for a full-time USC undergraduate (taking 12-18 units each semester): On/Off Campus. With Parents or Relatives. Tuition (12-18 units for two semesters) $69,904. $69,904.

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   What is the USC net price calculator?

   • The USC Net Price Calculator is designed to help you and your family plan for the cost of a USC education. The Net Price Calculator will estimate your costs for undergraduate tuition and expenses, as well as your potential eligibility for need-based financial aid based on individual circumstances. Visit USC’s Net Price Calculator

   Net Price Calculator - Affordability

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   How much does a new student fee cost at USC?

   • **Add $450 New Student Fee for your first semester. The following are the estimated two-semester costs for a full-time USC undergraduate taking 12-18 units each semester and living in university housing: *Includes average rent and the standard meal plan for students living in on-campus freshman housing.

   Cost of Attendance - Financial Aid - University of Southern California

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   What is the USC estimated cost of attendance?

   • The USC estimated Cost of Attendance is based on average amounts for necessary expenses and is used to determine your financial aid eligibility. It includes tuition, fees, books, supplies, housing, meals and other living expenses for two semesters of study.

   Cost of Attendance - Financial Aid - University of Southern California

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   How do I apply for financial aid at USC?

   • Please visit www.fafsa.gov for more information about applying for federal student aid. Students must meet all USC priority application deadlines to be considered for all financial aid programs. These estimates shall not be binding on the Secretary of Education, the State of California, or the University of Southern California.

   USC Financial Aid : Net Price Calculator

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5. esdweb.esd.usc.edu › NPC › HomeUSC Financial Aid : Net Price Calculator

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   Net Price Calculator. Instructions. Calculations are based on a student entering USC in fall 2020. For the best results, please enter values from completed 2020 federal income tax returns. USC will consider parent income from all sources. Tax-related losses and depreciation do not reduce total income used to calculate eligibility for aid.