Accelerated Undergraduate Degrees for Adults

Traditional Undergraduate Tuition

To get you started as a full-time undergraduate day student taking 30 credits per year, here are the important numbers you need to know for 2018-2019

Tuition:

$15,785.00 per semester / $31,570.00 per year

Room & Board:

Room Rates

Dominican Hall - Double Occupancy: $5,150 per semester/ $10,300 per year

Dominican Hall - Single Occupancy: $5,650 per semester/ $11,300 per year

Dominican Hall - Triple/Quad Occupancy: $5,050 per semester/ $10,100 per year

Mansions - Double Occupancy: $5,150 per semester/ $10,300 per year

Mansions - Single Occupancy: $5,650 per semester/ $11,300 per year

Mansions - Triple/Quad Occupancy: $5,050 per semester/ $10,100 per year

Dining Charges

Blue Plan: $1,550 per semester/ $3,100 per year

White Plan: $1,150 per semester / $2,300 per year

Silver Plan: $850 per semester/ $1,700 per year

Miscellaneous Fees:

Registration Full-Time Day: $15.00 per semester

Activity Fee Day Program: $170.00 per semester

Information Technology Fee Day Program: $60.00 per semester

Medical Insurance Full-Time Day: $2,161 per year (estimated/optional)

Business Office:

The Business Office's mission is to efficiently and accurately produce student invoices, process tuition, payments, refunds, and deposits. We are committed to assisting both students and parents with meeting financial obligations to the College, while also providing assistance concerning student billing and account questions.

We are located in Aquinas Hall, Room 101.

Business Office Staff

Business Office Hours of Operation

8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Tuesday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wednesday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday

The seal of Albertus Magnus College is comprised of two shields. In the background (black and white) is the Dominican seal which recalls the college’s foundation as a Dominican college. In the foreground is the family shield (House of Bollstadt) of the Dominican saint and scholar, Albert the Great, from which the college derives its name.