New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
Paying for College
It’s important to know what you are paying for when you invest in your education.
Multiple options to fund your education
When looking for information about the cost of a degree program and financial aid resources, the ASU Financial Aid and Scholarship Services website is the best place to start. Types of aid for your New College degree include scholarships, grants, loans and student employment.
If you have questions, you can contact ASU Financial Aid at (855) 278-5080. If you are an incoming student, contact your admission representative. ASU students can log into My ASU and click on the “Help” section to chat with a representative or submit a case to ask a question.
Estimate your tuition and costs
Use the Tuition Estimator and Cost of Atttendance Calcualtor to learn more about the tuition and fees you can expect to pay.
Top 10 in the U.S. for Best Colleges for Your Tuition Dollars
ASU ranks No. 8 in the U.S. among public universities in the Best Colleges for Your Tuition (and Tax) Dollars ranking, ahead of UCLA, Wisconsin and Illinois. – Washington Monthly, 2025
Federal student aid
To be eligible for most types of financial aid, students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, also known as the FAFSA. ASU’s school code is 001081. International students are not eligible for federal student aid. However, please visit the ASU Financial Aid for International Students page for some additional resources.
Types of Aid
Additional opportunities
Many students find it convenient to work on campus while going to school. There are various types of hourly student worker opportunities in New College, as well as in other units across ASU’s campuses.
Graduate students admitted to certain programs are considered for research and teaching assistantship (RA/TA) opportunities available through their school. Depending on the workload, tuition benefits and health insurance may be provided with an RA/TA opportunity. Additionally, students may be nominated for fellowship opportunities by the school. There are also graduate service assistantship (GSA) opportunities open to graduate students, which offer a stipend (but no tuition or health insurance benefits).
ASU’s Graduate College Funding Opportunities site has additional information for students trying to fund their education.
Students hoping to fund their entrepreneurial ventures and projects can also visit ASU’s J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute site to seek entrepreneurship opportunities.
The Western Regional Graduate Program allows graduate students from specific Western states in certain degree programs to apply for in-state (Arizona resident) tuition rates.
How do other students pay for college?
More than 80% of all ASU students receive some form of financial assistance every year. When it comes to paying for college, everyone’s story is a little different. See how other students fund their education, then check out some of the financial awards you could be eligible for and consider what works for you.
Financial assistance from ASU