Cost of Attendance (COA)
The cost of attendance (COA) reflected below is used to calculate federal financial aid eligibility and reflects the average costs for an individual student, living either on- or off-campus, to attend BYU full time for Fall and Winter semesters combined (Fall, Winter, and Spring combined for EMBA program). The total COA is adjusted down as one's enrollment level drops below full time.
Your actual costs to attend BYU may vary depending on the different choices you make for housing, books, transportation, and personal expenses. The BYU Financial Fitness Center offers tips on how to manage your finances while in school. BYU also offers employment opportunities for students. Many students find that they are able to pay for school through different combinations of employment, family assistance, savings, and financial aid.
Federal Pell Grants, in combination with scholarships, can be awarded up to and beyond your COA. Student loans cannot exceed your COA.
2022-2023 Cost of Attendance*
*This chart reflects only the full-time enrollment costs for a student living on- or off-campus
Two Semesters (3 EMBA Semesters) | Undergraduate | Graduate | Marriott/Law | EMBA |
Latter-day Saint Tuition (full-time) |
$6,304 | $7,932 | $14,636 | $25,360† |
Non-Latter-day Saint Tuition (full-time) |
$12,608 | $15,864 | $29,272 | $25,360† |
Room and Board Undergrad room and board based on Helaman Halls shared room with sink and Dining Plus plan. Cost estimate the same for on- or off-campus housing. |
$8,560 | $14,424 | $14,424 | $14,424 |
Books and Supplies |
$960 | $960 | $2,120 | $0 (included in tuition) |
Personal Expenses |
$2,592 | $4,176 | $4,176 | $4,176 |
Transportation | $2,704 | $3,248 | $3,248 | $3,248 |
Loan Fees | $60 | $188 | $188 | $188 |
Latter-day Saint Total | $21,180 | $30,928 | $38,792‡ | $47,396 |
Non-Latter-day Saint Total | $27,484 | $38,860 | $53,428‡ | $47,396 |
† Amount derived from approximately 3 EMBA tuition payments within the academic year
‡ First year Marriott/Law students have an additional $1500 added to the total COA as an allowance for computer purchase