To help students and their families budget for college expenses, Immaculata University President Barbara Lettiere has announced that the Board of Trustees voted to keep tuition unchanged for the 2021-2022 academic year. Room and board and all fees will also remain at the current rate for next year.
The tuition freeze applies to all levels of education, including full-time undergraduate programs, adult bachelor’s degree programs, and graduate level programs. All 10 of Immaculata’s associate degree programs will now be priced at $250 per credit, which marks a decrease for some programs.
“I am continually encouraged by the resilient and dedicated students at Immaculata who forge ahead no matter the circumstances,” said Lettiere. “By freezing tuition, I hope that this is one less thing students have to worry about as they pursue their education goals.”
Current tuition for full-time traditional students is $26,900. More than 92 percent of traditional, undergraduate students receive financial aid.
Immaculata began the fall semester remotely and welcomed students back to campus in mid-October. Immaculata’s 2,600 students are enrolled in more than 60 undergraduate majors and 11 graduate programs with additional certification and endorsement options.
For more information, please contact [email protected] for undergraduate and adult programs or [email protected] for graduate programs. Opportunities to visit can be found at immaculata.edu/visit or explore campus with a virtual tour.
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