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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT COSTS
Tuition, Housing & Food

The information below lists out estimated costs for Oklahoma Resident and Non-Resident Undergraduate Students to attend Northwestern and live on campus for two, 16-week semesters (one year).



RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE ESTIMATED COSTS
For Tuition, Fees, Books/Course Materials/Supplies/Equipment, Housing & Food
(based on 30 hours undergraduate tuition)

Resident Undergraduate Tuition                                            $6,810.00    ($227.00/credit hour)
Required Fees for All Students                                               $652.50        ($21.75/credit hour)**
Housing & Food (semi-private room, 12 meals/week     + $5,920.00
with $150 flex per semester)                                              
Approximate Fixed Expenses for Residents               =     $13,382.50



NON-RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATE ESTIMATED COSTS
For Tuition, Fees, Books/Course Materials/Supplies/Equipment, Housing & Food
(based on 30 hours undergraduate tuition)

Non-resident Undergraduate Tuition                                       $8,160.00*    ($272.00*/credit hour)
Required Fees for All Students                                                $652.50        ($21.75/credit hour)**
Housing & Food (semi-private room, 12 meals/week        + $5,920.00
with $150 flex per semester)  
Approximate Fixed Expenses for Non-Residents         =    $14,732.50*

Estimated cost for books/course materials/supplies/equipment for all full-time students is $1,400.00 per year.

* See panel at right for details on NWOSU Go OK! Tuition Waiver for non-resident students. The costs above include the price for tuition WITH the tuition waiver.

**Other fees are applicable based on course type.



HOUSING & FOOD COST BREAKDOWN 
Use the breakdown below to choose what type of housing and food plan you are interested in.
For your total housing & food cost, add the housing cost and food cost together.

HOUSING COSTS
Semi-Private Room per year                                              $2,020.00
Private Room per year                                                        $3,490.00

FOOD COSTS 
Board – 17 meals/week for year, includes $200 flex ($100 per semester) =     $4,100.00
Board – 12 meals/week for year, includes $300 flex ($150 per semester) =   $3,900.00
Board – 8 meals/week for year, includes $400 flex ($200 per semester) =     $3,700.00

TOTAL COSTS

Semi-private housing options with food options 

Semi-private room + 17 meals/week, includes $200 flex ($100 per semester) =  $6,120.00
Semi-private room + 12 meals/week includes $300 flex ($150 per semester) = $5,920.00
Semi-private room + 8 meals/week, includes $400 flex ($200 per semester) =  $5,720.00

Private housing options with food options 

Private room + 17 meals/week, includes $200 flex ($100 per semester) =   $7,590.00
Private room + 12 meals/week, includes $300 flex ($150 per semester) = $7,390.00
Private room + 8 meals/week, includes $400 flex ($200 per semester) =   $7,190.00

What happens if I don't use all of my flex dollars? 

Unused flex in the fall semester rolls forward to spring semester so long as participant purchases a new meal plan in the spring. All unused flex at the end of the spring semester reverts to Chartwells.


Financial Aid Estimated Cost of Attendance (includes direct/indirect costs)

The U.S. Department of Education requires that Financial Aid Offices establish a cost of attendance (COA) in calculating your eligibility for financial aid. COA is an estimate of projected costs that a student may incur while attending college. Student budgets are differentiated by residency, classification, and enrollment levels. COA contains both direct costs (tuition and fees, food and housing, books, course materials, supplies and equipment) and indirect costs (transportation, loan fees, and miscellaneous personal expenses). Indirect costs are dependent on other factors (example: loan fees are included in your budget but is dependent on whether or not you accept a loan).

Northwestern’s yearly financial aid budget is determined by using estimated tuition and fees, a semi-private room, 12 meals per week, books, course materials, supplies and equipment, transportation, loan fees, and personal miscellaneous expenses for the entire academic year. COA is not actual costs billed from the university Bursar. You cannot take out loans or accept scholarships beyond your cost of attendance.

Undergraduate Students:

Dependent living with parent: 

Estimate based on 30 credit hours, housing and food with parent, books, course materials, supplies and equipment, and all indirect costs stated above.

Oklahoma Resident:

Tuition and Fees        $8,300
Books and Supplies  $1,800
Housing and Food     $5,780
Transportation           $2,200
Loan Fee                    $80
Personal Expenses    $3,750
Total                           $21,910

Non-Resident: (does not include GO OK! Waiver)

Tuition and Fees        $15,418
Books and Supplies   $1,800
Housing and Food      $5,780
Transportation            $2,200
Loan Fee                     $80
Personal Expenses     $3,750
Total                             $29,028

Dependent On/Off Campus:

Estimate based on 30 credit hours per year, semi-private room each semester, 12 meals per week meal plan per semester, books, course materials, supplies and equipment, and all indirect costs stated above.

Oklahoma Resident:

Tuition and Fees        $8,300
Books and Supplies  $1,800
Housing and Food     $6,980
Transportation           $2,500
Loan Fee                    $80
Personal Expenses    $3,750
Total                           $23,410

Non-Resident: (does not include GO OK! Waiver)

Tuition and Fees        $15,418
Books and Supplies   $1,800
Housing and Food      $6,980
Transportation            $2,500
Loan Fee                     $80
Personal Expenses     $3,750
Total                            $30,528

Independent Student:

Oklahoma Resident:

Tuition and Fees        $8,300
Books and Supplies  $1,800
Housing and Food     $6,980
Transportation           $2,500
Loan Fee                    $80
Personal Expenses    $4,250
Total                           $23,910

Non-Resident: (does not include GO OK! Waiver)

Tuition and Fees        $15,418
Books and Supplies   $1,800
Housing and Food      $6,980
Transportation            $2,500
Loan Fee                     $80
Personal Expenses     $4,250
Total                            $31,028

Nursing Program Students:

Oklahoma Resident:

Tuition and Fees        $11,050
Books and Supplies  $1,800
Housing and Food     $6,980
Transportation           $2,500
Loan Fee                    $80
Personal Expenses    $4,250
Total                           $26,660

Non-Resident: (does not include GO OK! Waiver)

Tuition and Fees        $18,168
Books and Supplies   $1,800
Housing and Food      $6,980
Transportation            $2,500
Loan Fee                     $80
Personal Expenses     $4,250
Total                            $33,778

 


* NON-RESIDENT TUITION WAIVER POLICY - NWOSU GO OK!

Non-Oklahoma residents may be eligible for the NWOSU GO OK! Tuition waiver program. Each semester the Registrar's office will determine if out-of-state residents meet the requirements for this waiver.

Criteria to meet the requirements for this waiver are as follows:

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
- All newly admitted students (first-time freshmen and first-time transfers) receive the GO OK! Tuition waiver.

CONTINUING UNDERGRAD AND READMISSION STUDENTS
- Students beginning their fall semester after initial admittance to Northwestern
- Have a retention/graduation GPA of 2.00.

 

If you fall below the required cumulative GPA after your first academic year, the tuition per credit hour is $464.25.

For more information contact the Office of Recruitment at recruit@nwosu.edu or (580) 327-8546.
 

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