Cost of Attendance

Cost of Attendance is an estimate of what it will cost for you to attend Regent University. This includes both direct costs and indirect costs.

Direct costs are the actual price of tuition and fees.

Indirect costs are additional expenses you are likely to incur while attending school. These include books and supplies, personal expenses, living expenses, and transportation. Your lifestyle can have a big impact on this cost category. Try to reevaluate your priorities so you can stay within your budget.

Tuition charges each year, plus the living expense budget constitute a student’s cost of attendance. Total financial aid awarded may not exceed a student’s cost of attendance.

Sample Budgets
Example of Tuition with Scholarship Discount Budget:

Degree Program	Expected Credit Hours	Cost Per Credit Hour	Total Tuition Before Aid	Average Award by Program	Net Cost Before Loans	Stafford Loan Eligibility	Potential Loan Refund
MA in Counseling	24	$675	$15,840	$2,800	$13,040	$20,500	$7,460
MA in Clinical Mental Health	21	$700	$14,490	$2,400	$12,090	$20,500	$8,410
MA in Human Services Counseling	30	$645	$19,350	$2,400	$16,950	$20,500	$3,550
Ph.D. in CES	18	$755	$13,590	$2,850	$10,740	$20,500	$9,760
Psy.D. Program	33	$755	$24,915	$4,800	$20,115	$37,167	$17,052

Living Expenses Example Budgets:

Full-time Enrolled Student Studying On-Campus

	Three Term (11 months) (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Books and Supplies	$1,350
Room and Board	$9,600
Transportation	$3,575
Personal Expenses	$3,850
Loan Fees	$250
Academic Fees	$990
TOTAL	$19,615

Campus students should plan to work part-time while in the program which would provide approximately a $6,500 income annually.

Full-Time Enrolled Student Studying Online

	Three Term (11 months) (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Books and Supplies	$1,350
Loan Fees	$250
Academic Fees	$630
Living Expenses and Transportation Vary by Student and Location
TOTAL EXPENSES FROM SCHOOL	$2,230

Budget Worksheet: Managing your resources involves knowing the costs associated with attending school, as well as the funding sources you will use to pay those costs. Using the example budget sheets (online and on campus), mark your expenses and your resources, then simply subtract your expenses from your resources. You can estimate your expenses based on what our students reported spending in these categories last year.