An Exceptional and Affordable Education

Below is information on both undergraduate and graduate/continuing education tuition and fees to attend Anna Maria College. Should you have any questions regarding the information, please contact our Student Accounts office at studentaccounts@annamaria.edu or (508) 849-3425.

To help students and families continue planning to fund their college experience as the new FASFA rolls out, Anna Maria College is giving all incoming domestic residential students $5,000 of institutional financial aid ($2,000 for domestic commuter students). This is in addition to students’ merit scholarships and the federal and state aid they receive for the 2024-2025 academic year.

To determine additional eligibility for federal and state aid, scholarships, and work-study programs, students must complete the 2024-2025 FASFA.

To complete your FASFA and receive an estimated financial aid offer from Anna Maria College:

  1. Complete and submit your FAFSA at www.studentaid.gov to receive an email with your Student Aid Index (SAI).
  2. Send us your SAI using this form and we will respond with your estimate.
  3. Please contact us at financialaid@annamaria.edu and we will walk you through our estimate

Students and families can set up a virtual appointment with our Financial Aid office at: Anna Maria College – Financial Aid Appointments

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2024-2025 Undergraduate Average Cost Breakdown

The cost of attendance is used to determine your eligibility for need-based financial aid from Anna Maria College. It is based on the cost for a full-time Anna Maria undergraduate student who is enrolled in at least 4 courses (12 credits) per semester. It includes:

  • Direct costs: those expenses billed directly to you from Anna Maria
  • Indirect costs: those expenses not billed to you, but which you may incur.

If you drop below full-time or change your residency status, your cost of attendance will be recalculated, which would impact your financial aid eligibility.

New First Year Transfer/Student - Resident

Tuition

$41,744

Housing and Food

$17,191

Comprehensive Fee

$2,500

Student Government Fee

$327

Total Estimated Billed Charges

$61,762

Other possible expenses

Books

$1,000

Additional Meals

$700

Personal Expenses

$2,000

Transportation

$1,300

Average Total Estimated Cost

$66,762

New First Year Transfer/Student - Commuter

Tuition

$41,744

Comprehensive Fee

$2,500

Student Government Fee

$327

Total Estimated Billed Charges

$44,571

Other possible expenses

Books

$1,000

Personal Expenses

$2,000

Transportation

$2,500

Off-Campus Living (not at home)

$11,000

*If living at home deduct $9,000 from the off-campus living expense

Average Total Estimated Cost

$61,071

Current Student - Resident

Tuition

$41,744

Housing and Food

$17,191

Comprehensive Fee

$2,500

Student Government Fee

$327

Total Estimated Billed Charges

$61,762

Other possible expenses

Books

$1,000

Additional Meals

$700

Personal Expenses

$2,000

Transportation

$1,300

Average Total Estimated Cost

$66,762

Current Student - Commuter

Tuition

$41,744

Comprehensive Fee

$2,500

Student Government Fee

$327

Total Estimated Billed Charges

$44,571

Other possible expenses

Books

$1,000

Personal Expenses

$2,000

Transportation

$2,500

Off-Campus Living (not at home)*

$11,000

*If living at home deduct $9,000 from the off-campus living expense

Average Total Estimated Cost

$61,071

Additional Fees

Credential Fee

$105

Late Payment Fee (monthly, per credit)

1%

Late Registration Fee

$65

Orientation Fee (new students only)

$150

In addition to the above:

  • All students are charged $3,031 for the annual Student Health Insurance; however, the fee may be waived if the student completes an online waiver form by the deadline showing they have comparable coverage and it’s approved by University Health Plans
  • Undergraduate students are charged $436 for Resident status and $316 for Commuter status for the annual Dewar Tuition Refund Plan Insurance; however, the fee can be waived if the student completes an online waiver form by the deadline

Nursing Program Fees

Students enrolled in the Nursing Program will be assessed a $500 per semester fee. This fee is used for access to CastleBranch (a clinical credentialing platform), ATI (student success resources, assignments, and assessments embedded through the entire nursing curriculum), access to exam security software, lab supplies, and fees placed on the Nursing Program from clinical agencies. In addition to this fee, the student is responsible for the purchase of at least one Nursing Program uniform from the approved vendor with the appropriate embroidery and patch attached per guidelines, a Litmann stethoscope, an adult-sized manual blood pressure cuff (Sphygmomanometer), penlight, bandage scissors, and a watch with a sweep hand. Other miscellaneous expenses such as parking fees, meals at clinical, and general vehicle expenses must also be considered.

2024-2025 Graduate, Continuing Education & Online Tuition and Fees

On-Ground Tuition and Fees

On-ground Graduate Tuition (per credit hour)

$599

M.A. Integrated Media Arts (per credit)

$1,000

Master in Social Work (per credit hour)

$945

Paramedic Certificate Program

$13,000

EMT Certificate Program

$1,040

Online Tuition and Fees

Online Undergraduate Tuition (per credit hour)

$431

Online Graduate Tuition (per credit hour) - Excluding MSW

$720

Health Emergency Management (per credit hour)

$599

Online EMSA Program (per credit hour)

$410

Criminal Justice Degree Completion (per credit hour)

$615

Additional Fees

Credential Fee

$105

Late Payment Fee (monthly, per credit)

1%

Late Registration Fee

$65

Fire Academy Credits (per credit)

$160

Master in Social Work (forum fee per semester)

$500

Police Academy Credits (per credit)

$160

Specialized Training Credits (per credit)

$160

Work Experiment Credits (per credit)

$160

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Additional Fees to Consider

Student Accounts Information

Net Price Calculator

We estimate additional expenses for books, travel and personal expenses that are inherent with attending Anna Maria.

The Student Account Office can assist students and families with their questions regarding tuition and fees.

Our financial aid net price calculator will help students and parents gain some valuable information on the financial aid available.

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