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Costs (charges you are billed for)

Tuition

Annual and semester tuition costs are based on full-time enrollment of 12-18 units per semester.

Housing

If applicable, please indicate your housing selection based on the following options:

  • Dorms: Chi Rho or Chi Sigma
  • Quads: Kappa, Omicron, Lambda, Theta, Gamma, Delta, Zeta, Epsilon
  • Freshmen and Sophomores: Freshmen and sophomores are generally housed in Chi Rho or Chi Sigma.
  • Juniors and Seniors: Juniors and Seniors are generally housed in the Quads.
2024-2025 Housing Charges
Housing Annual Semester
Dorm (Chi Rho or Chi Sigma) & Quads (Kappa, Omicron, Lambda, Theta, Gamma, Delta, Zeta, Epsilon) $7,900/annual $3,995/semester

Meal Plans

Please indicate your meal plan selection based on the following options:

  • Freshmen living on-campus are required to have a minimum of 14 meals per week
  • Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors living on-campus are required to have a minimum of 10 meals per week
2024-2025 Meal Plan Charges
Plan Annual Semester
10/Week $5,072/annual $2,536/semester
10/Week flex $5,272/annual $2,636/semester
14/Week $5,492/annual $2,746/semester
14/Week flex $5,692/annual $2,846/semester
19/Week $5,680/annual $2,840/semester
19/Week flex $5,880/annual $2,940/semester
2024-2025 Commuter Meal Plan Charges
Plan    
5/Week (Commuters only) $3,320/annual $1,660/semester
20 Meals + $50 flex dollars (commuter only - meals do not carryover through semesters) Re-loadable when meals run out $249
30 Meals + $50 flex dollars (commuter only - meals do not carryover through semesters) Re-loadable when meals run out $326
40 Meals + $50 flex dollars (commuter only - meals do not carryover through semesters) Re-loadable when meals run out $394

Unused meals are lost at the end of each week.

Financial Aid (aid you accepted on your financial aid award letter)

Financial Aid: You will need your Financial Aid Award Letter for this section. If you have Stafford loans (subsidized or unsubsidized), 2% may be subtracted from the total loan amount. This is an estimate of the fees your lender will deduct to process your loan. Please keep in mind that Federal Stafford and PLUS loans require additional paperwork to be completed (Master Promissory Note, Entrance Exam, etc) in order to finalize and disburse the loans. Loans will not be disbursed unless all of your documentation is complete.

Estimating Direct Costs Due

Direct Costs

This category includes tuition, Housing and Meal Plans, and other charges that are paid directly to Concordia University.

  • Tuition: The cost of your classes
  • Housing and Meal Plans: You may choose to live on-campus and eat in our dining facilities. A variety of meal plans are offered and the cost varies based on what plan you select.
  • Fees: Concordia charges additional fees for other services, class fees, applied music, graduation, etc. These fees are due and payable upon assessment. Please refer to the General Catalog for a list of class fees designated by your major.
  • Deposits: Tuition Deposits will be credited to your account.
    • Applied Music (Private) Lessons: If applicable, please contact the Bursar's Office at (949) 214-3075 or email [email protected].
    • Previous Balances: Continuing Students, please contact the Bursar's Office to check on previous balances at (949) 214-3075 or email [email protected].

Indirect Costs

These expenses are not paid directly to Concordia but might be associated while attending Concordia.

  • Books and Supplies: Individual book costs vary greatly, depending on the courses you are taking. You may be able to purchase used books to lower the cost. Some classes also require supplies, others-course material, printing, etc.
  • Room and board: If you choose to live off-campus, you will need to budget for monthly rent, furnishing, utilities, and your meals. You may want to share an apartment with other students to alleviate the cost. Now is the time to fine-tune your cooking skills. It's expensive to eat out all the time.
  • Transportation: If you commute, be sure to factor in the cost of public transportation, gas, and car insurance. Don't forget the cost of breaks and holiday travel. For example, think about how many times you'll want to go home. You can lower these costs by carpooling or shopping around for student rates on airfare.

Payment Options (If you have a "Balance Due")

  • Federal Parent PLUS Loan: (Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students) is an affordable, low-interest loan designed for parents. With the PLUS Loan, you can borrow up to your child's total cost of education minus other financial aid awarded to the student.
  • Alternative Loans: An Educational Loan made in the student's name, but usually require a co-borrower. The co-borrower does not have to be a parent but requires good credit history. No FAFSA is necessary to apply for Alternative loans.
  • Monthly Payment Plan: Concordia University offers a monthly payment plan through TuitionPay.

Please contact the Bursar's Office with further questions or concerns: (949) 214-3075 or email [email protected].

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