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Tuition. The cost of a Northwestern education varies by school. Review this section for information on tuition and fees, including details of what each fee covers. If you have any questions about tuition, fees, or your bill, please contact Student Finance or visit our FAQ page.
Tuition and fees are subject to change based on non-full-time enrollment. These costs reflect a standard academic year: fall, winter and spring terms. Review the 2-year live-on requirement for all incoming undergraduate students.
Tuition $21,629/quarter*. All undergraduate students in degree programs must conform to the Undergraduate Registration Requirement (URR). Full-time registration for all undergraduate degree-seeking students is 3 to 5.5 units/quarter. Tuition is billed on the first invoice for each quarter.
Tuition for the 2024–25 academic year is $67,158. Total expenses (including fees, books, housing and food, transportation expenses and transportation) are estimated at $94,878. For more information on tuition, fees and undergraduate student budgets, see the Financial Aid Office’s Cost of Attendance page.
Northwestern University announced a 3.5% increase in undergraduate tuition for the 2022-2023 school year and an increase of more than 8% in undergraduate financial aid to $272 million.
Graduate Tuition. Please see below for tuition and fees charged by your school and program, including details of what each fee covers. If you have any questions about tuition, fees, or your bill, contact Student Finance or visit our FAQ page.
Northwestern’s Net Price Calculator: A more detailed, 20-minute survey that estimates the amount of grants, scholarships and aid that may be available to estimate the “net price” of attendance.
Visit our tuition pages to view details about tuition and fees for your program of study. Students can enroll in the prepayment plan throughout the year. To sign up, see your term target dates for enrollment.
The cost of education at Northwestern is only partly covered by tuition charges. The balance is met by the income from invested funds and by the gifts of alumni and other supporters of the University. Tuition and fees are listed on the Undergraduate Tuition section of the Student Finance website.
Tuition/Cost of Attendance. The Cost of Attendance (COA) is an estimate of expenses for the academic year while you are enrolled at Northwestern. These direct (fixed) and indirect (variable) costs determine the total amount of financial aid (including student loans) you may receive.