Cost of Attendance

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The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of the educational expenses associated with attending Bushnell University for one semester. It includes both direct costs billed by the University and estimated indirect expenses, such as books, transportation, and personal expenses. Your Cost of Attendance is used by the Financial Aid Office to determine financial aid eligibility.

2026-2027 Undergraduate Estimated Cost of Attendance (Per Semester)

• Estimated expenses are reviewed annually and may change
• Actual costs vary based on enrollment, housing, course load, and individual spending

2026-2027 Graduate Estimated Cost of Attendance (Per Semester)

What is Included in the Cost of Attendance

Your Cost of Attendance includes estimates for:

• Tuition and required fees
• Housing and meals
• Books and course materials
• Transportation
• Personal expenses

Some of these costs are billed directly by Bushnell University, while others are estimated expenses you may incur during your enrollment.

Why Does the Cost of Attendance Matter?

The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of the educational expenses associated with attending Bushnell University for one semester. It includes both direct costs billed by the University and estimated indirect expenses, such as books, transportation, and personal expenses. Your Cost of Attendance is used by the Financial Aid Office to determine financial aid eligibility and does not necessarily reflect the amount you will be billed.