Comprehensive Tuition & Fees


Undergraduate 2026-27

Estimated Direct Costs

Annual full-time tuition (12-18 credits per semester; maximum 36 credits per year)$40,450
Double room$5,804
Meal plan (Dewey’s Dining Plan)$6,300
Student and program fees (includes laptop)$2,044
Total Direct Costs$54,598
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Estimated Indirect Costs

Books$600
Transportation$1,360
Personal expenses$1,700
Direct loan fees$59
Total Indirect Costs$3,719

Part-Time Direct Costs

Part-time tuition$875 per credit hour
Part-time student fees$75 per credit hour

Summer Courses

Summer tuition$410 per credit hour
Summer student fees$70 per credit hour

Additional Fees

Lifetime transcript fee (post-SM23)$100 billed first term
One-time transcript fee (pre-SP23)$10
Graduation fee$150 billed at term of graduation
Optional laptop rental (part-time students only)$200 for fall & spring term

Price Details 2026-27

Tuition: $40,450

The standard tuition rate per semester is $20,225 for 12 to 18 credits. Credits taken during the May term will be included in the spring full-time tuition rate. There will only be an additional tuition charge if the student is not registered full-time in the spring or fall or takes more than 36 credit hours between fall, May term, and spring combined. All students taking more than 18 or under 12 credits are charged $875 per credit hour.

Miscellaneous charges such as music lessons, course fees, lab fees, or additional charges related to the May term are indicated in the course descriptions and are not included in the tuition price listed above.

Student & Program Fees: $2,044

This fee is collected on behalf of student organizations such as College Activities Board (CAB), Student Senate, student programming, etc. Technology services are also included in this fee. All full-time students pay the student and program fees.

Course Fees

Some courses may have an additional course fee that applies. View the course descriptions to see any additional fees.

Online Bookstore Charges

Students may use their student account to purchase books. The Online Bookstore accepts American Express, Discover Card, MasterCard, and Visa.

Meal Plan Options

All students living in traditional housing (Beckman, Binz, and Rohlman) are required to have a meal plan. The meal contract entitles students to meals when classes are in session. Duhawk Dollars cannot be used during periods when the college is closed. The plans are not transferable from one student to another, and any meals not eaten at the end of the semester are not transferable and are nonrefundable. First and second-year students are required to participate in either Dewey’s Daily Meal Plan or Dewey’s Dining Plan.

All meal plans will automatically be reassigned for the spring semester unless the residence life office is notified of a meal plan change application via Loras Residence eRezLife. Meal plans cannot be changed after the first Friday of the term during the fall and spring semesters. Meal plans are available for use on campus during the times that May Term classes are in session at no additional cost.

Dewey’s Daily$3,518 / $7,036
Dewey’s Dining$3,150 / $6,300
Dewey’s On-the-Go$1,680 / $3,360

Alternative Meal Plan Options

Students living in alternative housing (Byrne Oaks, Lynch-McCarthy Apartments, Smyth Hall, or College-owned houses) receive a Loras Meal Plan included with their housing assignment. Students can upgrade to any other available meal plan at their request. The Duhawk Plan or Loras Meal Plan contracts entitle students to meals only when classes are in session. Duhawk Dollars cannot be used during college breaks. The plan is not transferable from one student to another.

Duhawk Plan$650 / $1,300
Loras Meal Plan$300 / $600
These plans are not available to students living in traditional campus housing.

Campus Housing Options

Residence Halls and Apartments

SingleDoubleSuites
Lynch-McCarthy Apts$7,000*
Beckman$6,600$5,804^$6,510
Beckman Premium $7,126$6,232
Binz$6,300$5,276$5,788
Byrne Oaks$6,832*$6,256*
Rohlman$5,734$5,276$5,788
Smyth$5,734*$5,276*
*These housing assignments include the Loras Meal Plan
^Indicates the rate that is used for an estimated cost on the financial aid award letter students receive.
Students who choose a more expensive housing option will see an increase from the estimated amount on the award letter.

Houses

1870 Alta Vista$5,820776 Loras Blvd$5,950
1920 Alta Vista$5,950810 Loras Blvd$5,950
706 Angella$5,950820 Loras Blvd$5,950
726 Angella$5,520830 Loras Blvd$5,520
770 Angella$5,510840 Loras Blvd$5,950
1381 Belmont$5,520860 Loras Blvd$5,950
1395 Belmont$5,950870 Loras Blvd$5,520
1816 Cox$5,510880 Loras Blvd$5,950
1920 Cox$5,520870 Loras Blvd$5,520
830 Kirkwood$5,520548 May Place$5,510
840 Kirkwood$5,520655 W. 17 Street$5,950
890 Kirkwood$5,950660 W. 17 Street$5,950
908 Kirkwood$5,950705 W. 17 Street$5,950
920 Kirkwood$5,950711 W. 17 Street$5,510
930 Kirkwood$6,160725 W. 17 Street$5,950
998 Kirkwood$5,950
These housing assignments include the Loras Meal Plan

Master’s Degrees 2026-27

Cost per credit

Master of Arts in Applied Psychology$765 per credit hour
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling*$765 per credit hour
Master of Arts in Coaching Leadership$765 per credit hour
Master of Arts in Disability Studies$765 per credit hour
Master of Arts in School Counseling$765 per credit hour
Master of Athletic Training*$765 per credit hour
Master of Science in Applied Analytics$765 per credit hour
*Additional lab, course, or program fees apply.

Graduate / Postbac Housing in Smyth Hall

Fall term*$2,867 single room
$2,638 double room
Spring term*$2,867 single room
$2,638 double room
Summer term (all rooms)$155 per week
$675 ten weeks
Costs include utilities, wifi, and laundry facilities.
*The Loras Meal Plan is included.

Additional Fees

Assessment fee$10 each term
Lifetime transcript fee (post-SM23)$100 billed first term
One-time transcript fee (pre-SP23)$10
Graduation fee$150 billed at term of graduation
Optional laptop rental
Available to students enrolled in an on-campus program or online program living locally. Shipping/handling of laptops not available.

$200 fall & spring term
$100 summer term

Postbaccalaureate Pre-Medical/Health 2026-27

Cost Per Credit

Fall term*$810 per credit hour
Spring term*$810 per credit hour
Summer term*$500 per credit hour
Laptop rentals are provided and included in tuition costs. *Additional lab, course, or program fees apply.

Graduate / Postbac Housing in Smyth Hall

Fall term*$2,867 single room
$2,638 double room
Spring term*$2,867 single room
$2,638 double room
Summer term (all rooms)$155 per week
$675 ten weeks
Costs include utilities, wifi, and laundry facilities.
*The Loras Meal Plan is included.

Professional Development 2026-27

Fall 1 lab fees $105
Spring 1 lab fees $105-160
Summer 1 lab fees $100

*Additional Fees 2026-27

Athletic Training Fee Details

Typhon Software Membership (one time)$100
Clinical Education Fee per credit hour for ATR 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, and 606$21
Liability Insurance (annual)$40
Equipment & Clothing Fees (annual, will vary by student)$100
BOC Practice Exam (one time)$30
CPR Certification (one time, if student is not certified upon entry into the program)$40
Background Check (one time)$90
NATA Student Membership (annual)$92
Clinical Education TravelTBD

Typhon is software explicitly designed for CAATE-accredited programs facilitating student and program assessment. Enrollment in Typhon and payment of the one-time fee provides access to the program for five years and includes educational tools to assist you in your academic progression and prepare you for employment post-graduation.

The CAATE accreditation standards require that you purchase a liability insurance policy during the professional phase of the entry-level program.

Clinical Experience courses ATR 601, 602, 603, 604, 605, and 606 will be located at various clinical sites and include experiences outside of campus, in Dubuque and the greater tri-state area. Loras MAT students must provide their own transportation to assigned clinical sites and be responsible for any associated travel costs. Please refer to the student handbook for further information on required travel associated with clinical experiences.

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Fee Details

Background check required after admission into the program.
Cost varies based on the number of addresses and legal history.
~$135
MHC 635 Social and Cultural Diversity course fee $20 (one time)
American Counseling Association membership ~$105 (annual)
Liability insurance must be purchased prior to the start of practicum. Prices are subject to change and are set by insurers. ~$40 (annual)

Postbaccalaureate Fee Details

Fall 1 lab fees $105
Spring 1 lab fees $105-160
Summer 1 lab fees $100