Cost of Attendance

At Francis Tuttle, we provide you with an exceptional education while striving to keep your out-of-pocket costs minimal. Below, you'll find important information regarding what to expect your associated costs may be while attending Francis Tuttle.

  1. Admissions & Costs
  2. Financial Aid
  3. Resources & Forms
  4. Cost of Attendance

The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of a student's educational expenses for a period of enrollment. The typical period of enrollment is the academic year, but it could be based on single payment periods. The COA will include costs paid directly to Francis Tuttle (direct costs) and non-school-related costs (indirect costs) that the student could expect to incur during their enrollment period.

The tuition, books, and supplies costs can be found on the webpage for the student's chosen career major. For federal student aid purposes, the Financial Aid Office estimates the additional indirect costs to determine the student's total cost of attendance.

  • Food and housing for a student not living with a parent: $993/month
  • Food and housing for a student living with a parent: $248/month
  • Transportation: $206/month
  • Personal expenses: $674/month

These costs are based on the average living expenses determined by the College Board.