Tuition and Fees

The following is an estimate of the cost of one academic year (2 semesters) of full-time study for non-resident students:

 

International (non-resident) costs students beginning Fall 2025

Tuition & Fees

Health Insurance

Living Expenses

Total I-20 Amount

Undergraduate 

(based on 12 units per semester)

 $18,605 $2,063 $22,924 $43,592

Graduate

(based on 9 units per semester)

$17,555

$2,063

$22,924

$42,542

Graduate Business Professional Programs (MBA, MSBA, MSMA)

(based on 9 units per semester)		 $23,009 $2,063 $22,924 $47,996

 

International (non-resident) costs students beginning Spring 2025

Tuition & Fees

Health Insurance

Living Expenses

Total I-20 Amount

Undergraduate 

(based on 12 units per semester)

 $17,663 $2,063 $22,924 $42,650

Graduate

(based on 9 units per semester)

$16,667

$2,063

$22,924

$41,654

Graduate Business Professional Programs (MBA, MSBA, MSMA)

(based on 9 units per semester)		 $21,797 $2,063 $22,924 $46,784

 

Costs for the first year of self-support programs for Fall 2024-Spring 2025

Tuition & Fees 

Health Insurance

Living Expenses

Total I-20 Amount

One-year MBA

 $32,780 $2,550 $28,500 $63,830

MBA for Global Innovators

$26,400

$2,550

$28,500

$57,450

MS Accountancy

 

 $17,587 $2,550 $28,500 $48,637

Pre-professional Health Academic Program (PHAP) 

 

 $17,250  $2,063  $22,924 $42,237

 

Note on Fee Information:

The CSU makes every effort to keep student costs to a minimum. Fees listed in published schedules or student accounts may need to be increased when public funding is inadequate. Therefore, CSU must reserve the right, even after initial fee payments are made, to increase or modify any listed fees, without notice, until the date when instruction for a particular semester or quarter has begun. All CSU listed fees should be regarded as estimates that are subject to change upon approval by The Board of Trustees.  Estimated future tuition (excluding campus fees) for through 2028-29 are posted on the CSU website .

 

Dependent Information:

Applicants wishing to have a spouse or children accompany them to the U.S. while attending Â鶹ÃÛÌÒAV, must provide aadditional assets for each dependent: $5,000 for spouse and $5,000 for each child.

 

Providing  Financial Verification:

Source of Funds

In order for us to issue an I-20 (for F-1 students) or DS-2019 (for J-1 students), YOU MUST PROVIDE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION.  Financial documents that demonstrate proof of funding must be in English and must:
  • Be an official bank statement or bank letter on letterhead with a stamp/seal and/or bank officer’s signature.
  • Demonstrate at least the minimum total estimated expenses for one academic year.
  • Include an issue date that is within the recent 12 months of when you submit your application
  • Include the account holder’s name
  • Include a specific amount in U.S. dollars.

 

Documentation required to verify finances
Type of Documentation Acceptable Not Acceptable
Bank Letters ✓
Bank Statements (Savings or Checking Accounts) ✓
Fixed/Term/Time Deposits (Must be able to be withdrawn at any time without penalty) ✓
Loan Letters ✓
Scholarship Letters (Private, Government, School, etc.) ✓
Solvency Letter (Bank letter indicating funds immediately available to the individual) ✓
Employer Letters / Salary Statements X
Line of Credit Letters X
Provident (Retirement) Fund Statements X
Stock Market, Equity, or Mutual Fund Statements X
Life Insurance Policy X

 

Payment options:

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