Important: Tuition and/or fees are subject to approval/change by the University of the Cumberlands Board of Trustees. The new One Price Promise tuition rates were announced on April 4, 2023 and were immediately effective for students enrolling in the Summer 2023 Term (term begins May 8, 2023).
*Be sure to contact your Educational Service Officer (ESO) or counselor within your military service branch prior to enrolling in courses that you wish to use TA for.
***The University charges in a block tuition rate for the PA program. To comply with certain governing bodies, the approximate credit hour rate (to the nearest dollar amount) is published for reference.
Additional fees and expenses may include:
- Application Fee for Admissions: $30
- Executive Processing Fee: $300 (non-refundable)
- Undergraduate Deposit: $125 (non-refundable if paid after May 1)
- International Undergraduate Deposit: $1,000 (non-refundable if paid after May 1)
- Transcript Fee: $10
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University of the Cumberlands Cost of Attendance Information:
Each student has a Cost of Attendance budget that determines the amount of financial aid you are allowed to receive. This budget includes both direct and indirect costs.
- Direct costs are the charges you incur at the university. Because of our commitment to clarity and transparency, direct costs only include tuition and food and housing (for residents).
- Indirect costs are living expenses. These include transportation, food, and housing (for commuters and online students), and other miscellaneous expenses. You may be eligible for additional financial aid to cover these indirect costs. You can view these indirect costs here, or on your MyUC account. Please contact the Student Financial Center if you have any questions.
