2020- 2021 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
Maryville University’s 5% Tuition Reduction – FAQs
President Lombardi’s Announcement
Maryville is implementing a tuition reduction of 5% for its full-time traditional undergraduate on-campus student population beginning this Fall.
The tuition reduction is the next step in Maryville’s phased approach to expand affordability and access for families, which began with keeping undergraduate on-campus tuition flat for the past four years. Maryville is committed to lowering the cost of undergraduate tuition for students and families throughout this decade and this is the next step.
- When will the tuition reduction be reflected on my student account?
The Division of Operational Excellence will be updating student accounts in the next 5-7 days. If you have already paid your Fall tuition bill, a refund will be issued. If you have not paid your tuition for the Fall semester, your student account will be updated and a new e-statement will be issued to you.
- Is this tuition reduction available to part-time or online undergraduate students?
No. At this time, Maryville is only offering the tuition reduction to full-time undergraduate students who are studying on campus.
- How will this impact my financial aid package?
Most students will not see a change in their financial aid. Maryville University Scholarships (academic, competitive, endowed, or athletic) that are designated to pay full tuition, or a percentage of tuition will be adjusted as a result of the new tuition price.
- Is the tuition reduction just for the Fall semester or will it continue this Spring?
The tuition reduction is for both Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters.
- Is Maryville offering the 5% tuition reduction in response to COVID-19?
No. Maryville’s strategic plan has positioned us to expand access and opportunity to thousands of additional students. Lowering the cost by 5% now allows students and families to plan out a more affordable path to their Maryville education.
Undergraduate Tuition and Fee Information for 2020-2021
Maryville University accepts cash, personal checks, money orders, cashier’s checks, MasterCard, VISA, Discover, American Express and pinless debit for undergraduate tuition and fee payments. Maryville University also accepts most Employer Tuition Assistance programs and works with students to award federal, state, private and institutional financial aid.
For more information on financial aid, click here or contact the Solution Squad at 314-529-9360. Under certain circumstances, students may arrange for a Deferred Payment Plan to make payments throughout the course of the semester.
For more information on payment options and deadlines, please click here or contact the Solution Squad at 314-529-9360.
The undergraduate tuition and fees reflect the 2020-2021 rates as established by the Maryville University Board of Trustees, effective Summer 2020:
Academic Year Budget
| Full-time Tuition: | $24,766 |
| Fees: | $2,400 |
| Room only: | $7,800/9-month continuous (Mouton Hall double room, per person)* |
| Meal Plan: | $2,500 (minimum Plan C – Mouton Hall, per person) |
| $37,466 |
*Other room and board options will vary.
Tuition
| Daytime Courses | |
|---|---|
| Full-time Rate (12-18 credits) | $12,383/semester |
| Part-time Rate (1-11 credits) | $781/credit hour |
| Overload Charge (more than 18 credits) | $781/credit hour |
| Summer Session Courses | |
|---|---|
| Full-time Rate (13-18 credits) | $12,383/summer |
| Part-time Rate (1-12 credits) | $622/credit hour |
| Overload Charge (more than 18 credits) | $622/credit hour |
View 2019 – 2020 Undergraduate Tuition and Fees.
Student Housing: Academic Year 2020-2021*
Fall 2020
13-week block (On Campus) (8/23/20 – 11/21/20)
- Mouton/Marriott: $3,170 (instead of $3,900)
- Potter/Drury: $3,615 (instead of $4,450)
- Saints: $4,265 (instead of $5,250)
- Apartments: $4,470 (instead of $5,500)
Spring 2021
16-week block (1/10/21 – 5/1/21)
- No change from current price structure for 16 week term
- Marriott charge is $3,900 (same as Mouton)
- Drury charge is $4,450 (same as Potter)
*A number of housing modification were made for 2020-2021 in order to spread students out on campus and into area hotels. This measure was done to help mitigate the possibility of COVID-19 transmission. To get more information about typical housing costs at Maryville, please contact Residential Life at 314-529-6821 or by email at reslife@maryville.edu.
ONE FEE
To streamline student charges, create cost savings, and ensure students there are no hidden fees, Maryville University offers a ONE FEE, a comprehensive program that covers costs for the following student services and resources: digital course materials and textbooks; lab materials; orientation; transcripts; technology, including more than 60 apps in the Maryville Cloud; health and wellness; fitness facilities; student activity; and graduation. ONE FEE is included in the student account and may be paid as part of the semester bill with payment, deferred payment plan or from any eligible financial aid.
| Part-time Rate (3 – 11 credits) | $450 per semester |
| Full-time Rate (12+ credits) | $1,200 per semester |
Meal Plans
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. The minimum meal plan requirement for Resident Hall students is Plan C. The minimum meal plan requirement for Apartment students is Plan F.
- Price is for fall and spring semesters, including breaks.
- All residential students must have a minimum meal plan.
- Resident Hall students may upgrade from Plan C to Plan A or Plan B.
- Apartment students may upgrade from Plan F to Plan A or Plan B or Plan C or Plan D or Plan E.
- Students staying at a hotel can choose Plan A, B or C.
Resident Hall Students (minimum required is Plan C)
- Plan A $3,100
- Plan B $2,800
- Plan C $2,500 (minimum required)
Apartment Students (minimum required is Plan F)
- Plan D $1,550
- Plan E $1,400
- Plan F $1,250 (minimum required)
Fees: $2,400
Room Only: $7,800/9-month continuous (Mouton Hall double room, per person)*
Meal Plan: $2,500 (minimum Plan C – Mouton Hall, per person)
Total: $37,466
*Other room and board options will vary.
Undergraduate Tuition
Daytime Courses
Full-time Rate (12-18 credits): $12,383/semester
Part-time Rate (1-11 credits): $781/credit hour
Overload Charge (more than 18 credits): $781/credit hour
Summer Session Courses
Full-time Rate (13-18 credits): $12,383/summer
Part-time Rate (1-12 credits): $622/credit hour
Overload Charge (more than 18 credits): $622/credit hour
Student Housing: Academic Year 2020-2021*
Fall 2020
13-week block (On Campus) (8/23/20 – 11/21/20)
- Mouton/Marriott: $3,170 (instead of $3,900)
- Potter/Drury: $3,615 (instead of $4,450)
- Saints: $4,265 (instead of $5,250)
- Apartments: $4,470 (instead of $5,500)
Spring 2021
16-week block (1/10/21 – 5/1/21)
- No change from current price structure for 16 week term
- Marriott charge is $3,900 (same as Mouton)
- Drury charge is $4,450 (same as Potter)
*A number of housing modification were made for 2020-2021 in order to spread students out on campus and into area hotels. This measure was done to help mitigate the possibility of COVID-19 transmission. To get more information about typical housing costs at Maryville, please contact Residential Life at 314-529-6821 or by email at reslife@maryville.edu.
ONE FEE
To streamline student charges, create cost savings, and ensure students there are no hidden fees, Maryville University offers a ONE FEE, a comprehensive program that covers costs for the following student services and resources: digital course materials and textbooks; lab materials; orientation; transcripts; technology, including more than 60 apps in the Maryville Cloud; health and wellness; fitness facilities; student activity; and graduation. ONE FEE is included in the student account and may be paid as part of the semester bill with payment, deferred payment plan or from any eligible financial aid.
Part-time Rate (3 – 11 credits)
$450 per semester
Full-time Rate (12+ credits)
$1,200 per semester
Meal Plans
All residential students are required to have a meal plan. The minimum meal plan requirement for Resident Hall students is Plan C. The minimum meal plan requirement for Apartment students is Plan F.
- Price is for fall and spring semesters, including breaks.
- All residential students must have a minimum meal plan.
- Resident Hall students may upgrade from Plan C to Plan A or Plan B.
- Apartment students may upgrade from Plan F to Plan A or Plan B or Plan C or Plan D or Plan E.
- Students staying at a hotel can choose Plan A, B or C.
Resident Hall Students (minimum required is Plan C)
- Plan A $3,100
- Plan B $2,800
- Plan C $2,500 (minimum required)
Apartment Students (minimum required is Plan F)
- Plan D $1,550
- Plan E $1,400
- Plan F $1,250 (minimum required)