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Tuition and Paying for College

Ways to Pay for College

When you get a college education, you are investing in yourself and your future. Don’t let the cost of tuition stop you from studying in the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences and pursuing your dream job. We think your education is well worth the investment and will pay off in the future.

Paying for college doesn’t have to be stressful. In addition to grants and student employment, New College students have many financial aid opportunities, including scholarships. Plus, some out-of-state students may qualify for reduced tuition through Western Undergraduate Exchange and the Western Regional Graduate Program.

Financial aid includes federal pell grants and scholarships. Regardless of your family income, we encourage all students to apply. You might be surprised at what you’re eligible to receive.

Apply for financial aid as early as Oct. 1 every year.
The ASU FAFSA priority filing deadline is Jan. 15.

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Estimate the Cost of Attendance

We recommend prospective students and their families use ASU's Net Price Calculator to get an idea of estimated net price information based on what similar students paid in a previous year. The cost of attendance is the estimated cost of completing a full year as a full-time student and includes tuition and fees, housing and meals, books and supplies, transportation and personal expenses. Costs will vary depending on course requirements and personal spending habits. Learn more below and discover different ways to fund your education.

Tuition Estimator

What do all these terms mean?

We want to help you understand all of your options and what you have to do to receive them.

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

A step-by-step guide to applying for financial aid

The ASU office of Financial Aid and Scholarships has created step by step guides for new and current students to be considered for the maximum amount of financial aid possible. What type of student are you?

First-Year Student Transfer Student Current Student

Graduate Student. International Student