Tuition and Fees

Student Tuition and Fee Hearing

Resident Tuition and Fees Rates

The following tables contain tuition and fee rates for resident undergraduates and graduates per semester. Breakdown of all Mandatory Fees found in Mandatory Fee Breakdown. For non-resident rates see Other Fees/Tuition.

For a complete list of annual full-time fees and part-time credit hour fees, please visit the Changes to Student Fees for FY2024 PDF.

Undergraduate Semester Rates

Resident Rates	Full-time Undergraduate (per semester, 11 or more credits)	Part-time Undergraduate	Summer 2024 Undergraduate
Tuition	2,970.48	270.31	213.90
Total Mandatory Fee	1,420.52	129.12	106.66
Total Undergraduate Resident Tuition and Fees	$4,391.00	$399.43	$320.55

Graduate Semester Rates

Resident Rates	Full-time Graduate (per semester, nine or more credits)	Part-time Graduate	Summer 2024 Graduate
Tuition	2,970.48	270.31	213.90
Graduate Tuition Differential (Fee)	852.00	111.00	81.00
Total Mandatory Fee	1,420.52	129.12	106.66
Total Graduate Resident Tuition and Fees	$5,243.00	$510.43	$401.55

Mandatory Fee Breakdown

Mandatory Fee Categories	Full-time Undergraduate (per semester, 11 or more credits) and Graduate (per semester, nine credits or more)	Part-time Undergraduate or Graduate	Summer 2024 Undergraduate or Graduate
Student Enrollment, Engagement and Success	50.50	4.59	3.63
Institutional Operations, Services and Support	1,205.93	109.63	88.99
Student Health and Wellness	150.59	13.67	12.94
Student Government (includes Opt Out Option)	13.50	1.23	1.09
Total Mandatory Use Fees	$1,420.52	$129.12	$106.66

Other Fees/Tuition

Non-resident differential

The following other fees/tuition are charged in addition to resident tuition and fees:

• Undergraduate Non-resident Full-Time Tuition Differential (fee) – $9,097.00
• Graduate Non-resident Full-Time Tuition Differential (fee) – $9,059.50
• Non-resident Part-time Tuition Differential (fee) – $431.00
• Non-resident Summer Tuition Differential (fee) – $50.83
• Western Undergraduate Exchange Differential (fee) – Years three and four – $2,195.50
• Western Undergraduate Exchange Differential (fee) – Years one and two/new students – $1,485.00

In-service

The following other fees/tuition rates are the maximum that can be charged:

• In-service per credit hour fee for Undergraduates – $138.00
• In-service per credit hour fee for Graduates – $180.00

Overload

• Tuition per credit over 16 hours enrolled – $252.00

Dual Credit Fee

• Dual Credit Fee – $75.00

Undergraduate Advising Fee

• Undergraduate Advising Fee per semester  – $50.00

New Student Curriculum Fee

• New Student Curriculum Fee – $175.00

Other Mandatory Fees

Additional Mandatory Fees, Discretionary Fees, Fines, Infractions

Previous Tuition and Fees Rates

The following PDF documents are currently being converted to web pages to improve accessibility. For the time being, these documents have been moved to Google Drive. If you are a Boise State employee who would like to access any of the remaining PDF documents, please make sure you are signed into your Boise State email account. If you are not a Boise State employee and would like to access any of the remaining PDF documents, please reach out to ufs-hub@boisestate.edu.

• FY23 Tuition and Fees
• FY22 Tuition and Fees
• FY21 Tuition and Fees
• FY20 Tuition and Fees (PDF)
• FY19 Tuition and Fees
• FY18 Tuition and Fees (PDF)
• FY17 Tuition and Fees (PDF)
• FY16 Tuition and Fees (PDF)
• FY15 Tuition and Fees (PDF)
• FY14 Tuition and Fees (PDF)

General Cost of Attendance Tables

We do not build Cost of Attendance for students who do not fill out a FAFSA. If you are in this group, please use the following tables to determine which of our Cost of Attendance categories would apply to you.

The following tables are for the 2022-2023 Academic Year.

• All amounts are for a single fall/spring semester.
• Please double the amount to determine the full year amount.
• Please contact the Financial Aid office if you need amounts for the summer semester or self-support programs as these are unique situations.

Keep in mind that the amounts listed are for a full-time student taking 12 or more credits as an undergraduate student and nine or more credits for graduate students. We would be happy to help you if you would like information on other enrollment levels. The food and housing category is the same for all enrollment levels unless someone is taking five or less credits.