CUNY Undergraduate Programs Fall 2007 - Spring 2008
Type of Students |
New York State
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Out-of-State
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Full-time Students at Senior Colleges |
$4,000 per year |
$360 per credit |
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Full-time Students at Community Colleges |
$2,800 per year |
$190 per credit |
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Part-time Students at Senior Colleges |
$170 per credit |
$360 per credit |
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Part-time Students at Community Colleges |
$120 per credit |
$190 per credit |
Undocumented students living in New York State may be entitled to pay the resident tuition rate. Contact the Office of Admissions at the individual college for eligibility information.
Related Costs
There is more to the cost of education than just tuition. Whether you are planning to attend CUNY as a part-time or full-time student, you can approximate your own expenses for the academic year (nine months) by considering the following items:
Students Living at Home or with Relatives
Books and Supplies: The average cost for a full-time student is $1,016 per year.
Transportation: $850 per year.
Lunch: $1,020
Personal Expenses: Approximately $1,686 per academic year.
Room and Board: Estimate $1,500 for the academic year.
Students Living Away from Home
Books and Supplies : The average cost for a full-time is $1,016 per year.
Transportation : $850 per year.
Lunch: $1,020
Food at home : $1,756
Personal Expenses : Approximately $3,676 per academic year.
Housing : Approximately $7,425 per academic year.
Housing: Residence hall space is not available within CUNY except for a limited number at Hunter College. Students interested in obtaining information about off-campus housing/apartments may contact the Office of the Dean of Students at the college they will be attending.
Technology Fee: Paid by each student to help improve computer services in the colleges. Full-time students pay $75.00 per semester and part-time students pay $37.50.
Activity Fees: Funds paid by each student to support student clubs, student government, various campus services, and a variety of student activities. These range from $40 to $101.25 per semester for a full-time student. A part-time student pays less.
CUNY Graduate Programs Fall 2006 - Spring 2007
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New York State Residents(Rate per Semester) |
Out-of-State Residents, International Students(Rate per Semester) |
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Masters |
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Full-time |
$3,200 per semester |
$500/credit |
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Part-time |
$270/credit |
$500/credit |
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Maintenance of matriculation |
$750 per semester |
$1,250 per semester |
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Master of Business Administration (Baruch College) |
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Full-time |
$4,400 per semester |
$600/credit |
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Part-time |
$400/credit |
$600/credit |
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Master of Architecture and Master of Engineering (City College) |
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Full-time |
$3,750 |
$555/credit |
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Part-time |
$315/credit |
$555/credit |
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Master of Physical Therapy (Hunter College and and College of Staten Island) |
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Full-time |
$3,500 |
$520/credit |
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Part-time |
$290/credit |
$520/credit |
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Master of Social Work (Hunter College and Lehman College ) |
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Full-time |
$3,800 per semester |
$535/credit |
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Part-time |
$320/credit |
$535/credit |
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Doctoral |
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Level I full-time |
$2,860 per semester |
$560/credit |
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Level I part-time |
$325/credit |
$560/credit |
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Level II |
$1,793 per semester |
$3,983 per semester |
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Level III |
$710 per semester |
$1,423 per semester |
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Law School |
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Full-time |
$4,450 per semester |
$7,400 per semester |
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Part-time |
$370/credit |
$620/credit |
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Fees: For the 2007-2008 academic year, full-time graduate fees range from $25.70 to $158 depending on the school you attend. Fees for part-time study range from $25.70 to $124.20. A technology fee of $75 per semester for full-time students and $37.50 for part-time students is charged.
Level I First 45 credits of graduate work, fully earned and evaluated, which may include approved advanced standing transfer credits, plus currently active incomplete grades, and successful completion of the first examination.
Level II From semester following completion of 45 credits, fully earned and evaluated, to completion of all required course work and advancement to candidacy.
Level III From semester following completion of all required course work and advancement to candidacy, to attainment of degree. Certification of having completed one's coursework must be sent to the registrar before movement to e the third level can be implemented.
