2024-25 Estimated Undergraduate Cost of Attendance
Undergraduate Student Costs
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $31,450 |
| Typical Fees** | $635 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $12,068 |
| Webster Costs Total | $44,153 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $1,000 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $57,289 |
Undergraduate Conservatory Student Costs
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $36,550 |
| Typical Fees** | $635 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $12,068 |
| Webster Costs Total | $49,253 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $1,000 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $62,389 |
* Full-time annual tuition rate (except conservatory). Assumes student has no transfer
credits and attends fall and spring semester to complete 120 credit hour degree in
four years.
** Typical fees include $150 activity, $75 resident activity and $120 residence parking
fees/semester. Estimated fees do not include one-time $150 matriculation fee or $125
graduation fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Maria Hall — lower and higher cost residences
are available. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Non-residential full-time students would not have
room, residential activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
***Some classes may include laboratory fees and may vary per class. Please confer
with the Bursar's Office when applicable registration requires.
2024-25 Estimated Graduate Cost of Attendance
Graduate Student Costs
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $13,536 |
| Typical Fees** | $480 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $13,868 |
| Webster Costs Total | $27,884 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $750 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $40,770 |
* Assumes students takes two courses per term and student has no transfer credit and
enrolls in a 36-hour master's degree program at 18 credit hours per year over two
years.
** Typical fees include $150 activity fee per semester and $180 annual commuter parking
fee. Estimated fees do not include one-time $50 or $125 application fee or $125 graduation
fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Webster Village Apartments — lower and
higher cost residences are available. A $75 on-campus resident activity fee per semester
is not included. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Graduate students have the option to live on campus,
but it is not typical. Non-residential full-time students would not have room, residential
activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
***Some classes may include laboratory fees and may vary per class. Please confer
with the Bursar's Office when applicable registration requires.
Nurse Anesthesia
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $33,900 |
| Typical Fees** | $4,625 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $13,868 |
| Webster Costs Total | $52,393 |
| Textbooks | $1,000 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $65,529 |
* Assumes students has no transfer credit, continuous full-time enrollment and takes
five sessions per year over three years. Yearly tuition and fees remain stable over
the duration of enrollment.
**Fees cover: University graduation fee and regalia; housing for out-of-town clinical
rotations; course laboratory and research supplies; simulation equipment and supplies;
professional liability insurance (except for increases if uninsurable through the
standard policy); annual recertification courses including BLS, ACLS, PALS, OSHA requirements
and blood-borne pathogens certification, and HIPAA requirements; one Self-Evaluation
Exam (SEE); one National Certification Examination (NCE); thesis binding and copying
expenses with one copy provided to each student; and stipend to attend the AANA Annual
Congress as a third-year student and possibly one other national meeting throughout
the program. Estimated fees do not include one-time $125 application fee or $125 graduation
fee, or annual $185 commuter parking fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Webster Village Apartments — lower and
higher cost residences are available. A $75 on-campus resident activity fee per semester
is not included. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Graduate students have the option to live on campus,
but it is not typical. Non-residential full-time students would not have room, residential
activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
School of Education
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $13,536 |
| Typical Fees** | $480 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $13,868 |
| Webster Costs Total | $27,884 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $750 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $40,770 |
* Assumes students takes two courses per term and student has no transfer credit and
enrolls in a 36-hour master's degree program at 18 credit hours per year over two
years.
** Typical fees include $150 activity fee per semester and $180 annual commuter parking
fee. Estimated fees do not include one-time $50 or $125 application fee or $125 graduation
fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Webster Village Apartments — lower and
higher cost residences are available. A $75 on-campus resident activity fee per semester
is not included. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Graduate students have the option to live on campus,
but it is not typical. Non-residential full-time students would not have room, residential
activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
***Some classes may include laboratory fees and may vary per class. Please confer
with the Bursar's Office when applicable registration requires.
Doctor of Education
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $13,536 |
| Typical Fees** | $480 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $13,868 |
| Webster Costs Total | $27,884 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $750 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $40,770 |
* Assumes students takes two courses per term and student has no transfer credit and
enrolls in a 36-hour master's degree program at 18 credit hours per year over two
years.
** Typical fees include $150 activity fee per semester and $180 annual commuter parking
fee. Estimated fees do not include one-time $50 or $125 application fee or $125 graduation
fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Webster Village Apartments — lower and
higher cost residences are available. A $75 on-campus resident activity fee per semester
is not included. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Graduate students have the option to live on campus,
but it is not typical. Non-residential full-time students would not have room, residential
activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
***Some classes may include laboratory fees and may vary per class. Please confer
with the Bursar's Office when applicable registration requires.
TESOL — College of Humanities
| Category | 2024-25 Academic Year |
|---|---|
| Yearly tuition* | $13,536 |
| Typical Fees** | $480 |
| Living Expenses (On-Campus Housing and Food)*** | $13,868 |
| Webster Costs Total | $27,884 |
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment**** | $750 |
| Miscellaneous Personal Expenses | $9,236 |
| Transportation | $2,900 |
| Total Cost | $40,770 |
* Assumes students takes two courses per term and student has no transfer credit and
enrolls in a 36-hour master's degree program at 18 credit hours per year over two
years.
** Typical fees include $150 activity fee per semester and $180 annual commuter parking
fee. Estimated fees do not include one-time $50 or $125 application fee or $125 graduation
fee.
***Typical room cost is for a double room in Webster Village Apartments — lower and
higher cost residences are available. A $75 on-campus resident activity fee per semester
is not included. Typical meal plan cost is Plan A — the most comprehensive meal plan
— lower cost plans are available. Graduate students have the option to live on campus,
but it is not typical. Non-residential full-time students would not have room, residential
activity fee, and would likely use a less comprehensive meal plan.
***Some classes may include laboratory fees and may vary per class. Please confer
with the Bursar's Office when applicable registration requires.
Military
Webster University offers several ways for military-affiliated students and first responders to fund their degree. On the Military Tuition page, tuition rates for active-duty military, National Guard and Reserve, as well as U.S. civilians, are listed for both undergraduate and graduate courses. Rates are either flat-fee or per credit hour.
The page offers an in-depth understanding of tuition rates, depending on your background, and provides tuition assistance in many ways. This includes discounted tuition rates, scholarships and Tuition Assistance (TA) funds. Additionally, other resources are listed, such as Verification of Status and the Office of Military Affairs.
Net Price Calculator
The calculator is intended for undergrads only and is not an application for admission to Webster nor for financial aid or scholarships. The results of the calculator are dependent upon the information provided and not a guarantee of financial aid.
This Net Price Calculator provides and approximation of what an incoming undergraduate student can expect to pay to attend Webster University at the St. Louis campus. It assumes you will be a full-time student, enrolling in 13-18 credit hours each fall and spring.
The process will take about 10 minutes. You will need:
- Your family’s 2019 tax return and W2s (or if you've already completed the FAFSA, your Estimated Family Contribution i.e., EFC)
- The student’s academic information (including including GPA, class rank, ACT scores and/or SAT scores if available, and number of AP/IB classes taken)
NOTE: This is not an official application for financial aid, scholarships or admission to Webster. The results provided here are an estimate, do not guarantee the actual aid you will receive, and shall not be binding on Webster University, St. Louis, the State of Missouri, or the U.S. Department of Education. The estimate is subject to the accuracy of the information you provide, may change if financial or family characteristics change, and does not incorporate any special circumstances, which are reviewed after you officially apply for aid. All information provided is confidential and not retained by Webster University.
This software incorporates 2021 U.S. Department of Education formulas; all rights reserved. The student must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for federal funds.