Costs listed on this page reflect the academic year (fall and spring). Additional costs can be viewed on the Student Financial Services page in ERNIE (log in required).

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All students are automatically reviewed for merit-based scholarships upon acceptance. Additional consideration for need-based aid is available upon filing the FAFSA.

Academic Year 2024-25

Budget Component On-Campus Costs Off-Campus Costs At-Home Costs
Tuition* (Block rate includes 12-16 credit hours) $42,408 $42,408 $42,408
Fees** (SGA, Facilities, Technology and Health Services) $1,666 $1,666 $1,666
Housing (Based on double room in New Hall) $9,300 $12,718 $3,180
Food*** (Based on 21 meals per week) $7,594 $4,654 $3,878
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250 $1,250 $1,250
Transportation $1,600 $2,780 $1,180
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $1,880 $1,880 $1,880
Federal Student Loan Fees $40 $40 $40
Total $65,738 $67,396 $55,482

* The per-credit-hour rate is $1,767.
** Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $400 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
** Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go-basis.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.
*** Minimum meal requirement for freshmen is 14 meals per week.

Budget Component On-Campus Costs Off-Campus Costs At-Home Costs
Tuition* (Block rate includes 12-16 credit hours) $40,296 $40,296 $40,296
Fees** (SGA, Facilities, Technology and Health Services) $1,666 $1,666 $1,666
Housing (Based on double room in New Hall) $9,300 $12,718 $3,180
Food*** (Based on 21 meals per week) $7,594 $4,654 $3,878
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250 $1,250 $1,250
Transportation $1,600 $2,780 $1,180
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $1,880 $1,880 $1,880
Federal Student Loan Fees $40 $40 $40
Total $63,626 $65,284 $53,370

* The per-credit-hour rate is $1,679.
** Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $400 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
** Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go-basis.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.
*** Minimum meal requirement for freshmen is 14 meals per week.

Budget Component On-Campus Costs Off-Campus Costs At-Home Costs
Tuition* (Block rate includes 12-16 credit hours) $23,880 $23,880 $23,880
Fees** (SGA, Facilities, Technology and Health Services) $1,666 $1,666 $1,666
Housing (Based on double room in New Hall) $9,300 $12,718 $3,180
Food*** (Based on 21 meals per week) $7,594 $4,654 $3,878
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250 $1,250 $1,250
Transportation $1,600 $2,780 $1,180
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $1,880 $1,880 $1,880
Federal Student Loan Fees $40 $40 $40
Total $47,210 $48,868 $36,954

* The per-credit-hour rate is $995.
** Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
** Additional $1,125 for AMS certification ($36 added when enrolled in AMS 190, 290 or 390).
** Additional $575 for Avionics Line Maintenance Certification.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.
*** Minimum meal requirement for freshmen is 14 meals per week.

Aviation Maintenance Science courses (courses with an AMS prefix) are charged at a different rate than academic courses, and students in the AMS program will incur additional costs for tools. Visit the Aviation Maintenance Science program for more information about costs.

Master's Degree

Budget Component Off-Campus Costs
Tuition* (Based on 6 credit hours enrollment) $21,204
Fees** (SGA, Facilities, Technology and Health Services) $1,666
Housing $12,718
Food $4,654
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250
Transportation $2,780
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $1,880
Federal Student Loan Fees $178
Total $46,330

* The per-credit-hour rate is $1,767.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $400 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.


Doctoral Degree

Budget Component Off-Campus Costs
Tuition* (Based on 6 credit hours enrollment) $17,208
Fees** (SGA, Facilities, Technology and Health Services) $1,666
Housing $12,718
Food $4,654
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250
Transportation $2,780
Miscellaneous Personal Expenses $1,880
Federal Student Loan Fees $178
Total $42,334

* The per-credit-hour rate is $1,434 for Aviation and Aviation Business Administration.
* The per-credit-hour rate is $,1088 for all other Ph.D. programs.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $1,550
Residency Fee for Aviation students.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.

Undergraduate Students

Budget Component Standard On-Campus Costs AMS On-Campus Costs
Tuition* and Fees** $44,324 $25,796
Housing and Food $15,166 $15,166
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250 $1,250
Total*** $60,740 $42,212

* The undergraduate per-credit-hour rate is $1,767.
* Undergraduate tuition block rate includes 12-16 hours.
** Additional $175 added for Freshman Orientation.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $400 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
** Additional $1,125 for AMS certification ($36 added when enrolled in AMS 190, 290 or 390).
** Additional $575 for Avionics Line Maintenance Certification.
** Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.
*** Anticipate an additional $3,480 to cover personal expenses while in school and airfare to return home.


Graduate Students

Budget Component Master's Off-Campus Costs Ph.D. Off-Campus Costs
Tuition* and Fees** $23,120 $19,124
Housing and Food $17,372 $17,372
Books, Course Materials, Supplies and Equipment $1,250 $1,250
Total*** $41,742 $37,746

* The master's per-credit-hour rate is $1,767.
* Graduate tuition is based on 6 credit hours enrollment.
* Ph.D. per-credit-hour rate is $1,434 for Aviation and Aviation Business Management; the per-credit-hour rate is $1,088for all other Ph.D. programs.
** Additional $624 added for Engineering students.
** Additional $400 added for UAS students (minors receive fee when enrolled in UAS classes).
** Additional $1,550 Residency Fee for Ph.D. in Aviation students.
** Flight costs are charged separately on a pay-as-you-go basis.
** There may be additional costs for lab fees.
*** Anticipate an additional $3,480 to cover personal expenses while in school and airfare to return home.

Additional Resources

Housing and food estimates are based on average costs. All first-year students are required to live on campus for the first two academic years. Transfer students who are 21 years of age or older on or before September 1 of their year of entry to the University are not required to live on campus but may request to live on campus if space is available. Please reference the catalog for the complete housing policy and exemptions.

A minimum meal plan is required for students living on campus. The required 757 Express plan provides 14 meals per week and $100 in Sodexo bucks and is $2,933 per semester.

Direct Costs are charges billed to your student account each semester and include tuition, fees, campus housing and dining plan/food.

Indirect Costs are an estimate of additional funds needed. You should allow for expenses such as books, supplies, personal hygiene, laundry and transportation. Although these expenses may be covered by financial aid, we do not recommend borrowing for them unless no other funds are available.

Net Direct Costs are determined by subtracting your annual financial aid awards from the estimated direct costs. These costs may be covered through external scholarships, a Federal Parent Loan (PLUS), a private loan and/or our payment plan.

In addition to mandatory fees outlined in the cost of attendance, students may incur other fees like parking.

All students will be provided and charged for student health insurance. Students with comparable coverage may opt out by submitting the waiver form during the waiver period. The rate for coverage in the 2023-2024 academic year is $1,798 per semester. The rate for the 2024-2025 academic year will be posted when available. Read more about the coverage and how to waive out on the Health Services website.

Embry-Riddle's flight program is designed to allow students to earn their ratings in three years (unlike many other schools). Embry-Riddle also lobbied Congress to allow its students to receive a restricted ATP with 500 less hours than the FAA mandated 1,500 hours, allowing our students to be years ahead of others in their career field. Students pay after each flight activity, and costs vary by student ability, flight ratings being pursued and other factors. Flight training takes place in state-of-the-art aircraft — Cessna 172s, and Diamond DA42s — with Garmin G1000 glass cockpits and ADS-B real-time radar.

How much will it cost to fly?

Please take into consideration that prices will vary per student since no two students learn at the same rate.

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* Future costs and financial aid estimates are subject to change

The Embry-Riddle Language Institute (ERLI) provides academic English language and culture instruction to non-native speakers of English. Visit the ERLI site to learn more and view costs.

About Estimated Costs

The estimated costs above are only an estimate and may not reflect all costs and expenses incurred while attending your respective campus.

All amounts shown here or in other University publications or webpages represent tuition and fees as currently approved. However, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) reserves the right to increase or modify tuition and fees without prior notice, upon approval by the Board or as otherwise consistent with Board policy and to make such modifications applicable to students enrolled at ERAU at that time as well as to incoming students.

In addition, all tuition amounts and fees are subject to change at any time for correction of errors. Finally, please note that fee amounts billed for any period may be adjusted at a future date.

Payment is due by the payment deadline in advance of the first day of classes. For more on deadlines, how to submit payments, and payment plan options, visit the Student Financial Services Office page.

Residential students will be charged the published residential rates for both in-person and online modalities. Residential students are not eligible for Worldwide online rates.

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