Financial Aid & Billing

Admission & Aid

Take care of the details

We know that payment can be the most confusing part of starting school, so we've collected everything you need to know in one place.You'll need to accept your financial aid package, pay your tuition and review your health insurance options before starting classes.

Contact us with any questions

  • Accepting your financial aid offer & completing requirements

    to access your financial aid offer and requirements. You can view, accept and decline your financial aid here.

    Get step-by-step instructions and a complete to-do liston the Financial Aid website.

    Please note you must apply for financial aid each year to maintain your eligibility. If you applied for financial aid when you submitted your application for admission, you'll receive both decisions around the same time. If you haven't already applied for financial aid, you should do so as soon as possible.

  • Applying for a Parent PLUS loan

    Parent PLUS loans arefederal loans with a fixed interest rate,available to parents of dependent undergraduate students who have no adverse credit history. Options are available to defer repayment until the student graduates.

    If your parent is interested in applying for this loan, theymust go to , and under the “Loans and Grants” menu, click on the “PLUS Loans: Grad PLUS and Parent PLUS” link.

    Find more information on the Financial Aid website.

  • Setting up DUPay

    DUPay is the University's tuition payment portal where you can view statements and account activity and pay your bill. You can also give access to a third party (such as a parent or guardian).

    For instructions on setting up DUPay, visit the Office of Student Billing website.

  • Paying your tuition bill

    Our Office of Student Billing Site hasinformation on payment options, including the UndergraduateQuarterly Payment Plan.

    To learn more about how your financial aid is disbursed and the refund process, visit the Financial Aid website.

  • Tuition & fees

    Yourcost of attendancecombines direct costs like tuition, fees, and room and board with an estimation of indirect costs like books and personal expenses.

    Tuition:

    • Tuition is $1,669per credit hour(2024-2025).
    • Students enrolled in 12-18 credit hours are charged a flat rate of $20,028.
    • Students will be charged an additional $1,669per credit if enrolled in more than 18 credit hours.


    Fees:

    • There is a studentactivity fee of $204per quarter for full-time students, which includes theRTD bus and light rail pass.
    • There is a mandatory $241Student Health and Counseling Fee for all undergraduate students per quarter. Our Health and Counseling Center provides medical and mental health care for a minimal out-of-pocket cost.
    • We charge a technology fee of $4per credit hour,each quarter. This helps us enhance DU's technological offerings for all of our students.
  • Health insurance

    Students are automatically enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan. We include a premium in your billing statement each fall and spring quarter.

    You can opt out of our Student Health Insurance Plan if you have adequate coverage from another source. Use ourwaiver form to opt out.

  • Housing & meal plans

    Please visitHousing and Residential Educationfor information on housing and meal plan options and costs.

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Undergraduate Admission

For visit-related questions, please call 303-871-7711.