2012-13 Tuition and Fees for Full-Time Undergraduate Students

Taylor University has been able to limit the 2012-13 cost increase to 2.5%, the lowest percentage in more than 10 years. Total costs for next year will increase from $34,970 to $35,845 - an adjustment of $875. Students enrolled full-time for both fall and spring will continue to have access to the free-tuition benefit offered during January, worth approximately $3,400 (a $13,600 value over four years). The J-term program continues to be a significant value-added part of the Taylor experience, providing students with the opportunity to accelerate their degree (the average Taylor graduate finishes their degree in 3.8 years) or participate in unique global experiences.

Below we provide a table of the breakdown of our total cost:

The 2.5% adjustment is less than the 3.0% increase in the 2011 Consumer Price Index (CPI) and is reflective of our goal to evaluate any future increases in light of national standards like the CPI.

Students are able to take four credits tuition free during J-Term, a one month term. Over four years, this equals one full semester of credit and is valued at about $13,600.

For billing questions, contact the Bursar's Office.

Download the Cost, Tuition, and Fees Schedule for the 2012-2013 school year.

*Full-time tuition is charged to students who register for 12-17 credit hours a semester. Registering for greater than 17 hours, lab fees, private music lessons, selected courses and student insurance will incur an additional charge.

**Students should anticipate an additional $3,000 for books and miscellaneous expenses.

Tuition Management Systems (TMS)

Tuition Management Systems (TMS) is an interest free option to help you bridge the gap between financial aid and your education bill. You must be enrolled to make interest free monthly payments. For more information or to enroll, contact the Bursar's Office or visit Tuition Management Systems.