Tuition & Fees

FAFSA Delayed
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The FAFSA for 2024-2025 is now open! The Department of Education has announced that FAFSA information will be made available to schools by the 1st half of March. Changes to the FAFSA (known as FAFSA Simplification) for the 2024-2025 year include expanded eligibility for federal student aid and a more streamlined application process.

Be Prepared:

If you will be completing the FAFSA for the first time, make sure to create your StudentAid.gov account. You will need your username and password to access the 2024-2025 FAFSA. Remember that if you are required to have a contributor, they will also need a username and password. “Contributor’ is a new term being introduced on the 2024-2025 FAFSA form. A contributor is anyone (you, your spouse, your biological or adoptive parent, or your parent’s spouse) who is required to provide information on the FAFSA form, sign the FAFSA form, and provide consent and approval to have their federal tax information transferred directly from the IRS into the form.

Other important FAFSA Simplification Facts:

  • There’s been a significant reduction in the number of questions contained in the form for a more streamlined application process.
  • New formulas will expand Pell Grant eligibility to more students (Undergraduate Students Only).
  • The 2024-2025 FAFSA will be role- based. Those required to submit information (student, and/or parent, and/or student spouse) will be called ‘Contributors’ and will provide their own financial and other information on the FAFSA. The contributor will only be able to see questions relating to their specific role and will also need their own FSA ID to log in.
  • Each Contributor will be required to grant consent (regardless of whether they file a US tax return) giving the IRS permission to transfer any data directly into the FAFSA form. All contributors providing any information on the form must grant permission or the student will not be eligible for any federal student aid
  • Everyone, whether or not they have a Social Security Number, will be required to have an FSA ID to complete the FAFSA.
  • The final figure calculated by the FAFSA is now called the Student Aid Index (SAI) instead of Expected Family Contribution (EFC) in order to more accurately describe how that number is used to determine financial aid eligibility.

For additional information please visit the Federal Student Aid Website.

Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, we are here to help!

You can contact the Financial Aid Office at 1-800-795-7151 ext. 8231 or 864-488-8231 or by email financialaid@limestone.edu.

Undergraduate Costs for 2024-2025

Semesters

FALL 2024
August - December

SPRING 2025
January - April

TUITION
(Maximum 18 semester hours)
$13,350 (up to 18 semester hours)
$1,113 to $741.67 (hourly rate for 12 to 18hrs)
$1,113 (PT day student rate per credit hour)
$13,350 (up to 18 semester hours)
$1,113 to $741.67 (hourly rate for 12 to 18hrs)
$1,113 (PT day student rate per credit hour)
Day Student Fee$550$550
ROOM$2,550 - $4,150
depending on housing choice
$2,550 - $4,150
depending on housing choice

Housing Options

  • Ebert, Eunice Ford, Fort Hall, Greer, Ball Residence Halls - Double Occupancy: $2,550 per semester
  • Brown Residence Hall - Double Occupancy: $2,800 per semester
  • Off-campus Student Housing (Agape House, Griffith, Landon House, Smith House, The Cedars, Walton Ridge): $2,900 per semester
  • Ebert, Eunice Ford, Fort Hall, Greer, Ball Residence Halls - Single Occupancy: $3,650 per semester
  • Brown Residence Hall - Single Occupancy: $3,650 per semester
BOARD (MEAL PLAN)$1,700 Partial Meal Plan
$2,850 Full Meal Plan
$1,700 Partial Meal Plan
$2,850 Full Meal Plan
  • Certain courses may require additional Laboratory or Music Fees - see Academic Catalog for details
  • Students who enroll in fewer than 12 semester hours are classified as part-time students. Part-time students pay $1,113.00 per credit hour.
  • Students who wish to audit a course are assessed a $50.00 per credit hour fee.
  • Textbook costs vary by course. Students have the option to order books from the University's textbook vendor directly from their course schedules posted in the Halo.

Online Program Costs for 2023-2024


Tuition

  • $479 per credit hour
  • $1437 per course (3 semester hours)
  • $1916 per course (4 semester hours)
  • Identity Verification Fee - $5
    Lab Fees (computer lab courses) - Variable

Military Discounted Tuition

  • $248 per credit hour
  • $744 per course (3 semester hours)
  • $992 per course (4 semester hours)
  • Identity Verification Fee - $5
    Lab Fees (computer lab courses) - Variable
    Note: The spouse or child of a military service member may receive a 10% tuition discount.

Miscellaneous

Directed Study or Coordinated Study
  • $1437 (3 semester hours)
Graduation Fee
  • $125 - covers the application for graduation and cost of your diploma, official transcript, and cap & gown rental

Note: A few courses require a material fee that includes book & learning materials. You will see this fee when registering for the course in the The Halo.


2023-2024 Graduate Tuition

Graduate Tuition

MBA, MSHI, MSW - $1,950 per course ($650 per credit hour)
MSN - $1,800 per course ($600 per credit hour)
M.Ed. - $1,350 per course for licensed teachers ($450 per credit hour)

Active Military Discounted Tuition

(-$100 per credit hour)

MBA, MSHI, MSW - $1,650 per course ($550 per credit hour)
MSN - $1,500 per course ($500 per credit hour)
M.Ed. – $1,050 per course ($350 per credit hour)

Fees

Graduation Fee - $150
Student Identity Verification Fee- $5