Langston University

The federal government requires schools to estimate what it costs to attend college. These figures form the foundation upon which we can award financial aid. In our estimate, we include average figures for tuition, fees, books and supplies, room, board, transportation from a reasonable geographic area, expenses for basic personal needs and student loan fees. Since we use averages, some students will have costs that are less while others will be higher than those used. Yet the basic budget figures shown in our budget chart are consistently used for all students in like categories. Items like high charge card or monthly bills, expensive rent, purchase, or lease of an automobile, and costs related to another family member cannot be included as expenses factored into the budget along with many more discretionary costs too numerous to fully list.

Sometimes the best cost of attendance adjustment is a change of lifestyle. If education is truly your first priority, showing that in your financial practices makes a big difference. Trimming discretionary expenses is like giving yourself a scholarship; it makes your financial aid dollars stretch further. Consider this during college and become a financial and academic winner.

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Tuition and Fees

Cost of Attendance, which includes Direct and Indirect cost, represents the estimated expenses for a full year (fall/spring).
*Direct Cost – tuition/fees, book, and room & board.
*Indirect Cost – transportation, personal, miscellaneous & loan fees.

Undergraduate Cost of Attendance – Langston Campus

On Campus Resident

On Campus Non-Resident

Graduate Cost of Attendance – Langston Campus

Graduate On Campus Resident

Graduate On Campus Non-Resident

Urban Campus Cost of Attendance

Undergraduate Resident

Undergrad Non-Resident

Graduate

Off-Campus Resident

Off-Campus Non-Resident

*Does not include individual course fees or class improvement fee of $10.00 per course.

FLAT-RATE TUITION
As of the Fall 2014 semester, Langston University has adopted Flat-Rate Tuition. This allows undergraduate students who enroll in 12-18 hours to pay a flat-rate for tuition per semester, based on 15 credit hours. Once awarded, you should Review the Cost of Attendance indicated on the SIS system to make certain your residency status & housing plans are correct. Residency is determined by the Registrar’s Office and Housing is based on your answers on the FAFSA. Please note, if your housing plans change, it could change your cost of attendance.