Tuition and Fees
Tuition and Fees 2024-2025
Payment of Fees
Tuition and fee charges, including any balance due after disbursement of financial aid1, must be paid using one of the below options.
Payment in Full
Payment in full (or the total balance due after accounting for financial aid1) is made by the first due date of the CSP Installment Plan (below). Students may pay online, by mail, or in person.
- Online – Make a payment online 24/7 by credit card or bank transfer from a checking or savings account online.
- By mail – Send check or money order to:
Lockbox 446006
P.O. Box 64065
St. Paul, MN 55164-0065
Please reference your Concordia ID number
- In-person – Check, money order, or cash is accepted at the cashier’s window on campus.
Cashier Hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday – Friday
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Financial aid awards typically include loan opportunities, for which you must apply and sign a Promissory Note.
CSP Installment Plan
In this plan, you will make payments in up to two installments, plus a $35 enrollment fee, per semester according to the timeline found in the Tuition and Fee Payment Procedure for each semester. This information is found on the portal.
Students who have an outstanding balance due, or have not completed financial aid requirements by the first due date, will be automatically enrolled in the CSP Installment Plan. All late payments will incur a 1% finance charge.
Book Purchase Credit
The only students that will be considered for a Book Purchase Credit are those who are expecting a refund. The amount of the vouch will be the lesser of either the amount of the expected refund or the annual published books and supplies allotment.
Traditional Undergraduate Programs
Tuition & Fees (2024-2025)
| Fall/Spring Semesters | Academic Year | |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | $12,800 | $25,600 |
| Residence Hall / Food Services | $5,750 | $11.500 |
| Totals | $18,550 | $37,100 |
| Undergraduate (per credit hour, for students registered for 1-11 credits) | $420 |
| Summer Semester (2024) per credit hour 2 | $420 |
| Audit (per class) | $175 |
| Course overload (per credit hour, over 19 credits) | $260 |
| DCE or DCO Internship (in lieu of on-campus tuition) | $12,800 |
Optional Fees
| Parking | No charge |
| Single Room (additional charge per semester) | $1,250 |
| Room Charge (per day for early-arrival students) | $30 |
| Extra institutional credit (includes credit by examination-per credit hour) | $270 |
| Colloquy tuition rate (per credit hour) | $270 |
| Private Music Instruction (private lessons) | $215 |
| Private Music Instruction (honors lessons) | $430 |
| Science Lab Fees (varies by course) | $25-$50 |
| Fine Art Fees (varies by course) | $25-$50 |
| Biology and Chemistry Research Fee (per credit hour) | $100 |
| Pre-licensure Nursing On Campus Program(semester) | $1500 |
| Pre-licensure Nursing ATI Fee (one-time first semester) | $2900 |
| Pre-licensure Nursing Course Fees | $1000 |
Required Fees
| Application for admission | $30 |
| Transcripts | $7.65 each |
Deposits
| Undergraduate Tuition Deposit1 | $200 |
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The tuition deposit is due prior to your orientation date, is non-refundable after May 1, and is applied toward the first semester costs.
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Pre-licensure Nursing will follow the traditional tuition model during Summer Semester.
Adult Undergraduate
Per Credit Tuition (2024-2025)
| Associate of Arts | $420 |
| Continuing Studies | $420 |
| Accounting | $420 |
| Business Administration | $420 |
| Child Development | $420 |
| Communication Studies | $420 |
| Computer Science | $420 |
| Criminal Justice | $420 |
| Diagnostic Medical Sonography - Echocardiography Concentration | $720 |
| Diagnostic Medical Sonography | $620 |
| Digital Marketing | $420 |
| Exercise Science | $420 |
| Family Science | $420 |
| Heath Care Administration | $420 |
| Human Resource Management | $420 |
| Information Technology in Management | $420 |
| Nursing (RN to B.S.N.) | $420 |
| Nursing (ABSN) | $1050 |
| Nursing (Colorado Teach-out) | $415 |
| Psychology | $420 |
| Sport Management | $420 |
| Strategic Management | $420 |
| Application Fee | $30 |
| Audit (per class) | $175 |
| Active Military/National Guard and Reserve Component Service Members/Military Spouse | $250 |
Required Fees
| Nursing (ABSN) ATI Fee (one-time first semester) | $2900 |
| Nursing ABSN Course Fees | $900 -$1000 |
| Diagnostic Medical Sonography Course Fees | $100 - $1150 |
| Nursing (Colorado Teach-out) | $1130 |
Graduate
Per Credit Tuition (2024-2025)
College of Education, Humanities, and Social Sciences
| MA in Criminal Justice Leadership | $475 |
| MA in Family Science | $395 |
| MA in Human Services with Emphasis in Forensic Behavioral Health | $475 |
| MA in Human Services with Emphasis in Trauma and Resilience for the Self-Care Professional | $475 |
College of Business & Technology
| MS Artificial Intelligence | $600 |
| MA in Human Resource Management | $475 |
| MA in Leadership and Management | $475 |
| MA in Strategic Communication Management | $475 |
| Master of Business Administration | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Accounting | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Business Analytics | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Cybersecurity | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Digital Marketing | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Finance | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Health Care Management | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Human Resource | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Organizational Leadership | $625 |
| Master of Business Administration with Emphasis in Project Management | $625 |
| MS in Information Technology Management | $475 |
| MS in Data Analytics | $625 |
| MS in Cybersecurity | $625 |
| MS Computer Science | $600 |
| MS Data Analytics and Engineering | $600 |
| MS Data Science | $600 |
| MS Information Technology | $600 |
College of Education, Humanities, and Social Sciences
| MA in Education: Early Childhood | $395 |
| MA in Education: Classroom Instruction with K-12 Reading Endorsement | $395 |
| MA in Education: Differentiated Instruction | $395 |
| MA in Education: Educational Leadership | $395 |
| MA in Education: Educational Technology | $395 |
| MA in Education: English as a Second Language | $395 |
| MA in Education: Resilience and Trauma in Education | $395 |
| MA in Education: Special Education SLD | $395 |
| MA in Education: Special Education EBD | $395 |
| MA in Education: Special Education ASD | $395 |
| MA in Teaching (with K-6 License) | $440 |
| Ed.S in Education | $415 |
| Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) | $615 |
| MFA in Creative Writing | $525 |
College of Kinesiology
| MS in Sport Management | $550 |
| MS in Exercise Science | $475 |
| MS in Orthotics and Prosthetics | $515 |
| MS in Strength and Conditioning | $475 |
| Doctor of Physical Therapy | $885 |
| Doctorate in Kinesiology (Ed.D) | $690 |
| Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Kinesiology | $690 |
College of Health Sciences
| Nursing (MSN) | $499 |
| Master of Public Health (MPH) | $550 |
| Application Fee | $50 |
| Active Military | $350 |
Refund Policy for Traditional Undergraduate Students
Business Day
Business days are defined as Monday through Friday, excluding posted holidays.
Business Service Hours
On campus business hours are defined as Monday through Friday 8am – 4:30 pm, excluding posted holidays.
Online campus business hours are defined as 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, including holidays.
Traditional Undergraduate Student
Traditional undergraduate students are defined as learners enrolled at the undergraduate level in a 15 week term, which may be offered in a variety of settings including (but not limited to) on-campus delivery and online delivery.
Total Drop
A total drop is a drop from all registered courses done before the start of the 11th business day of the term. Dropped courses do not appear on a transcript and do not affect academic standing.
- 100% refund before the start of the 6th business day of the term
- 75% refund from the 6th business day to before the start of the 11th business day of the term
Total Withdrawal
A withdrawal from all registered courses from the 11th business day through the end of the 50th business day of the term. Withdrawn courses appear on a transcript with a grade of “W” and have a direct impact on academic standing and financial aid status.
- 50% refund from the 11th business day to before the start of the 16th business day of the term
- 25% refund from the 16th business day to before the start of the 21st business day of the term
- 0% refund from the 21st business day to end of the 50th business day of the term
Refund Schedule for Traditional Students Withdrawing from the University
- 100% refund before the start of the sixth business day of the term
- 75% refund before the start 11th business day of the term
- 50% refund before the start of the 16th business day of the term
- 25% refund before the start of the 21st business day of the term
- 0% refund on or after the 21st business day of the term
Dates for the various refund periods for traditional students withdrawing from the university during the fall term of 2024:
- Through September 11: 100% Refund
- Sept. 12 - Sept 18: 75% refund
- Sept. 19 - Sept. 25: 50% refund
- Sept. 26 - Oct. 2: 25% refund
- After October 3: no refund
Dates for the various refund periods for traditional students withdrawing from the university during spring term 2025:
- Through January 14: 100% refund
- January 15 – January 21: 75% refund
- January 22– January 28: 50% refund
- January 29 – February 4: 25% refund
- After February 5: no refund
Partial Drop
A drop from at least one, but not all registered courses. No refunds are granted for partial drops. Dropped courses do not appear on a transcript and do not affect academic standing.
Partial Withdrawal
A withdrawal from at least one, but not all registered courses. No refunds are granted for partial withdrawals.
Refund Policy for Adult Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Business Day
Business days are defined as Monday through Friday, excluding posted holidays.
Business Service Hours
On campus business hours are defined as Monday through Friday 8am – 4:30 pm, excluding posted holidays.
Online business hours are defined as 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, including holidays.
Adult Undergraduate Student
Adult undergraduate students are defined as learners enrolled at the undergraduate level in a term consisting of two seven week sessions which may be offered in a variety of settings including (but not limited to) on-campus delivery and online delivery.
Graduate Student
Graduate students are defined as learners enrolled at the graduate level in a term consisting of two seven week sessions which may be offered in a variety of settings including (but not limited to) on-campus delivery and online delivery.
Drop
Students are allowed to drop any course before the start of the 6th business day of each term. Students who drop a course will receive a full refund of tuition. Dropped courses do not appear on a transcript and do not impact academic standing
Withdrawal
Students are allowed to withdraw from any course from the 6th business day of each term through the end of the 25th business day of the term. Withdrawn courses appear on a transcript with a grade of “W” and have a direct impact on academic standing and financial aid status. No refunds are granted for withdrawals.
Current Add/Drop/Withdrawal Schedule
2023-24 Adult Undergraduate, Graduate, and SCS Add/Drop Dates
Fall 2022
First EIGHT Weeks (September 5 – October 25)
- Last day to add a first half-semester course: September 4, 2023
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a first half-semester course: September 11, 2023
- Last day to withdraw (“W” grade) from a first half-semester course: October 9, 2023
Second EIGHT Weeks (OCTOBER 30 – December 20)
- Last day to add a second half-semester course: October 29, 2023
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a second half-semester course: November 3, 2023
- Last day to withdraw (“W” grade) from a second half-semester course: December 6, 2023
Spring 2024
First EIGHT Weeks (January 8 – February 28)
- Last day to add a first half-semester course: January 7, 2024
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a first half-semester course: January 13, 2024
- Last to withdraw (“W” grade) a first half-semester course: February 12, 2024
Second EIGHT Weeks (March 11 – MAY 1)
- Last day to add a second half-semester course: March 10, 2024
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a second half-semester course is March 15, 2024
- Last day to withdraw (“W” grade) from a second half-semester course: April 17, 2024
Summer 2024
First EIGHT Weeks (May 6 – June 26)
- Last day to add a first half-semester course: May 5, 2024
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a first half-semester course May 10, 2024
- Last day to withdraw (“W” grade) from a first half-semester course is June 10, 2024
Second EIGHT Weeks (July 1 – August 21)
- Last day to add a second half-semester course: June 30, 2024
- Last day to drop (without record or charge) a second half-semester course July 8, 2024
- Last day to withdraw (“W” grade) from a second half-semester course is August 5, 2024
Refund Policy for Students Enrolled at Portland, Oregon Campus
(The date utilized in the below calculations is the date on which the student submits a completed copy of the withdrawal or registration restriction form.)
Total Drop
A total drop is a drop from all registered courses done before the start of the third week of the term. Dropped courses do not appear on a transcript and do not affect academic standing.
100% refund before the start of the third week of the term
Total Withdrawal
A withdrawal from all registered courses from the third week of the term through the withdrawal deadline. Withdrawn courses appear on a transcript with a grade of “W” and have a direct impact on academic standing and financial aid status.
16-week courses
- 90% refund in the third week of the term
- 80% refund in the fourth week of the term
- 70% refund in the fifth week of the term
- 60% refund in the sixth week of the term
- 55% refund in the seventh week of the term
- 50% refund in the eighth week of the term
- 0% refund from the 9th week of the term until the withdrawal deadline of the term
Refund Schedule for Traditional Students Withdrawing from the University
- 100% refund before the start of the third week of the term
- 90% refund in the third week of the term
- 80% refund in the fourth week of the term
- 70% refund in the fifth week of the term
- 60% refund in the sixth week of the term
- 55% refund in the seventh week of the term
- 50% refund in the eighth week of the term
- 0% refund from the 9th week of the term until the withdrawal deadline of the term
8-week courses
- 100% refund before the start of the second week of the term
- 80% refund in the second week of the term
- 65%refund in the third week of the term
- 50% refund in the fourth week of the term
- 0% refund from the 4th week of the term until the withdrawal deadline of the term
Partial Drop
A drop from at least one, but not all registered courses. Dropped courses will follow the refund timelines indicated in the Total Drop section. Dropped courses do not appear on a transcript and do not affect academic standing.
Partial Withdrawal
A withdrawal from at least one, but not all registered courses. Partial withdraw will follow the fund timelines indicated in the Total Withdraw section.
Refund Policy for Students Enrolled in Quarter Program at Denver, Colorado
Student's Right to Cancel
A student, beginning quarter one of the nursing program, has the right to cancel their program enrollment in writing to the Registrar on or before the end of the first week of classes of each quarter (defined as Sunday at 11:59 pm) to receive a refund of all money paid less the application charge of $75. Refunds are made to the student on or before 30 calendar days from the student’s date of determination of cancellation with the Registrar.
Veterans Refund Policy
The University has and maintains a policy for the refund of the unused portion of tuition, fees and other charges in the event the Veteran, service member and or their qualified family members using VA benefits fails to enter the course, withdraws, is discontinued there from at any time prior to completion. Such policy provides that the amount charged to the Veteran or eligible person for tuition, fees and other charges for a portion of the course is ascertained in Withdrawal from the University. Any change in enrollment that results in an overpayment of tuition and fees and or Yellow Ribbon program payments under the Post-9/11 GI Bill® (GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill) (including under the Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship) and to advance payments of benefits under the various GI Bill® (GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government Web site at https://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill) programs, will be collected from the school by the VA. In turn, the University may require the student Veteran, service member and or their qualified family members to pay any outstanding balance for tuition and fees and may contact you regarding this debt.
Return of Title IV Funds
Up through the 60% point in each payment period or period of enrollment, a pro rata schedule is used to determine the amount of Title IV funds the student has earned at the time of withdrawal. After the 60% point in the payment period or period of enrollment, a student has earned 100% of the Title IV funds they were scheduled to receive during the period.
For a student who withdraws after the 60% point-in-time, there are no unearned funds. However, CSP must still determine whether the student is eligible for a post-withdrawal disbursement (PWD). CSP must return unearned funds for which it is responsible as soon as possible but no later than 45 days from the determination of a student’s withdrawal.