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Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA)
How is the Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA) Calculated?
Your financial aid cost of attendance (COA) is the estimated average and reasonable cost of completing an academic year at Rasmussen University. An academic year usually consists of nine months (three quarters). Your COA serves as the foundation for determining your financial need as well as the amount of financial aid, including grants, scholarships, loans and work-study that can be offered to you. The COA can only include costs for the individual student. The Student Financial Aid Office may adjust the COA for students on a case-by-case basis to address individual, unique circumstances.
Your actual charges for tuition and fees, also known as direct charges, will be different than what is reflected in your financial aid COA. That is because the COA is based on estimated averages. To view your actual tuition and fee charges, go to the Account Center. Indirect Costs are external expenses that you may incur during the academic year as part of your educational experience. These costs are not billed to your student account, but they are part of the Financial Aid COA.
COA figures are established through student surveys and other research and may include the components below:
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EXAMPLES of 2025-2026 Undergraduate Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA)
All COA components shown below are for nine months and full-time (12+ credits per quarter). Students attending less than full-time are eligible for financial aid; however, the COA and maximum awards may be adjusted for attending less than full-time and/or less than an Academic Year. Part-time financial aid cost of attendance figures are available on the downloadable PDF version below.
- School of Business, Technology, Design, Early Childhood Education Bachelor’s, Human Services programs, and School of Justice Studies programs <small>(except Law Enforcement)</small>
- School of Health Sciences & Law Enforcement program
- Early Childhood Education (Certificate, Diploma, or Associate’s program)
- School of Nursing <small>(except BSN) Undergraduate Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA)</small>
- School of Nursing - BSN <small>Undergraduate Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA)</small>
EXAMPLES of 2025-26 Graduate Financial Aid Cost of Attendance (COA)
All COA components shown below are for nine months and full-time (8+ credits per quarter). Students attending less than full-time are eligible for financial aid; however, the COA and maximum awards may be adjusted for attending less than full-time attendance and/or less than an Academic Year. Part-time financial aid cost of attendance figures are available on the downloadable PDF version below.