As a prospective student, how can I determine the cost of attending U-M as well as the amount of financial aid I may be eligible to receive?
Starting the financial aid process can feel a bit overwhelming at first, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn how you can estimate your costs, create a budget, qualify for aid, and meet important dates and deadlines on the Office of Financial Aid website.
The Net Price Calculator (NPC) will help you explore the cost of a University of Michigan-Ann Arbor education and help you make informed decisions as you plan for college. The NPC will help you estimate your eligibility for financial aid and approximate your out-of-pocket expenses as a degree seeking, full-time student at the University of Michigan. We recommend that you have your federal income tax forms or a recent pay stub, as well as bank statements, available to reference.
You may also view the estimated cost of attendance in chart form on the Office of Financial Aid website. Cost of attendance is based on estimated student budgets that assume full-time (12-18 credit hours) attendance for two semesters, fall and winter, and includes tuition & fees; living expenses; books, course materials, supplies & equipment; transportation; and miscellaneous personal expenses.
Current full-and part-time tuition and fees for all U-M schools and colleges are available from the Office of the Registrar.