Cost and Tuition

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States & International Worldwide locations and Worldwide Online.

* Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

** Note: An Independent tutorial may be offered to a student who requires a class when a full class is not available. Independent tutorials are not subject to military discount rates. Rates for independent tutorials may vary.

The estimated Cost of Attendance (also known as a student budget) is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA) expenses include tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board, and the student's living costs while attending school. Undergraduate and graduate costs are based off of a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student's cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Finally, please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees

• Indirect costs are not billed through the university but are optional; these out-of-pocket expenses are room and board, transportation, books, supplies, and personal expenses.

Calculate your estimated cost of attendance: A net price calculator is available to help you estimate the cost of attendance as well as the aid you may receive.

The figures below reflect estimated budgets for the current academic year. While your actual costs will depend on a number of factors--including the number of credit hours you take and lifestyle choices — these should assist you in planning your own budget. Refer to this chart to help plan for your academic spending.

Undergraduate Programs (Associate and Bachelor's Degrees)

Graduate Programs (Master's Degrees)

This table can help you estimate your tuition payout. These rates are for most United States and International Worldwide locations and Worldwide Online.

* Note: Military rate applies to all U.S. service members on active duty or in the reserves or National Guard in a drilling status, as well as spouses of any age and dependents age 26 and under.

** Note: An Independent tutorial may be offered to a student who requires a class when a full class is not available. Independent tutorials are not subject to military discount rates. Rates for independent tutorials may vary.

The estimated Cost of Attendance (also known as a student budget) is a guide to help students anticipate the price of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide for one academic year, and is based on full-time enrollment. The estimated Cost of Attendance (COA) expenses include tuition, fees, books, supplies, room and board, and the student's living costs while attending school. Undergraduate and graduate costs are based off of a full-time four-term enrollment period. Each student's cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Finally, please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

• Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees

• Indirect costs are not billed through the university but are optional; these out-of-pocket expenses are room and board, transportation, books, supplies, and personal expenses.

Calculate your estimated cost of attendance: A net price calculator is available to help you estimate the cost of attendance as well as the aid you may receive.

The figures below reflect estimated budgets for the current academic year. While your actual costs will depend on a number of factors--including the number of credit hours you take and lifestyle choices — these should assist you in planning your own budget. Refer to this chart to help plan for your academic spending.

Undergraduate Programs (Associate and Bachelor's Degrees)

Each student's cost of attendance is made up of both direct and indirect costs* and is also used to determine financial aid eligibility. Additional fees may apply to some students as each student’s situation is different.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Finally, please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

Mandatory Fees include:

Charged to all registered students regardless of modality or class mode

• $25: Student Government Association (SGA) fee per academic year

User Fees:

• $50: Application Fee (nonrefundable)
• $25: Late Registration Fee
• $15: Transcript Fee (includes service charge)**
• $100: Undergraduate Graduation Fee (non-refundable)
• $100: Master’s Graduation Fee (non-refundable)
• $150: Doctoral Graduation Fee (non-refundable)
• $60: Duplicate Diploma)
• $60: Previously Earned Diploma
• 2.85% or $3.00 minimum of Transaction: Credit Card/Online Debit Card Transaction Fee

*Direct costs are billed through the university and include tuition and fees

*Indirect costs are not billed through the university but are optional; these out-of-pocket expenses are room and board, transportation, books, supplies, and personal expenses.

**Credit card/online debit card transaction fee does not apply to transcript orders.

It is never too early to start planning for college. Saving money, learning about financial aid, and budgeting for your life as a student are all part of the process. Below is a list of some tools and sources of information that you might find helpful before, during and after you go to college.

• College Affordability and Transparency Center
• Financial Awareness Counseling Tool
• Creating Your Budget
• Federal Student Aid
• College Preparation Checklist
• College Navigator
• College Scoreboard
• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook
• Exit Counseling Guide
• Net Price Calculator
• Helpful Videos on Finance Basics

Embry-Riddle-Worldwide provides the Net Price Calculator as a valuable tool for students and families to financially plan for their education. This online tool will help estimate the amount of financial aid you could be offered and the net amount you may be expected to pay toward the cost of attending Embry-Riddle Worldwide. Upon completion, you will receive a personalized estimate of your family’s net cost after taking your projected financial aid into account. Your summary will provide you with an estimated overview of your potential university scholarships, federal aid, and estimated costs.

Before you begin, it would be helpful to have these items available:

• Student and Parent Income Tax Returns
• Earnings Statements (W2 Forms, Recent Paycheck Stubs)

Please note: In order to receive an official financial aid package, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Net Price Calculator results are based on the current year costs and student aid eligibility requirements. Future costs and financial aid estimates are subject to change. Results of the calculator are not guaranteed and the accuracy of your estimated Financial Aid is based on the accuracy of the information you provide on your FAFSA.

Estimate your Financial Aid with the Net Price Calculator.