2026-2027 Graduate Costs (ESTIMATED)
Millersville is not only committed to offering an affordable education but to providing advanced learning options such as master's and doctoral degrees and post-baccalaureate certifications! For more information on the costs associated with your intended program, click the information below.
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Graduate Programs (ESTIMATED)
Below is a breakdown of the cost per credit durning the Fall and Spring semesters. For a total cost estimate, multiply the per-credit rate by the number of credits you plan to take.
Pennsylvania Resident - Cost Per Credit (Estimated) Graduate Programs Tuition Technology Fee General Fee Total Master's & Post-Baccalaureate Cerftications
540.00 35.00 153.00* 728.00
Non-Pennsylvania Resident - Cost Per Credit (Estimated) Graduate Programs Tuition Technology Fee General Fee Total Master's & Post-Baccalaureate Cerftications
810.00 51.00 153.00* 1,014.00 *The maximum amount of General Fee charged for a graduate-level student taking 12 or more credits is $1,836.00.
Summer | Winter costs
If you’re taking courses during the summer or winter sessions, click the following link for detailed cost information: Summer | Winter Costs
additional Cost considerations
Your actual charges will vary based on your academic program, residency, credits enrolled, housing (on-campus, off-campus, or commuting), and whether your program is fully online or face-to-face with online options.
Other educational expenses
In addition to tuition, fees, students may have other educational expenses such as books, supplies, transportation, and personal items. These vary by student and are considered when determining financial aid eligibility.
For a full breakdown of the Cost of Attendance (COA), including indirect expense estimates and financial planning resources, visit the link below:
full cost of attendance details
This page will cover detailed information about:
- The Cost of Attendance (COA) breakdown
- Financial planning tips and checklists
- Ways to prepare for educational expenses and reduce costs
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Doctoral Programs (ESTIMATED)
Below is a breakdown of the cost per credit durning the Fall and Spring semesters. There are different rates per credit depending on the type of graduate progrm you are enrolled. For a total cost estimate, multiply the per-credit rate by the number of credits you plan to take.
Pennsylvania Resident - Cost Per Credit (Estimated) Graduate Pogram Tuition Technology Fee General Fee Doctoral Fee Total Doctoral (EDD/DSW) 702.00 35.00 N/A N/A 737.00 Doctoral (DNP) 594.00 35.00 N/A 119.00 748.00 Non-Pennsylvania Resident - Cost Per Credit (Estimated) Graduate Program Tuition Technology Fee General Fee Doctoral Fee Total Doctoral (EDD/DSW) 1,053.00 51.00 N/A N/A 1,104.00 Doctoral (DNP) 891.00 51.00 N/A 119.00 1,061.00 Summer | Winter costs
If you’re taking courses during the summer or winter sessions, click the following link for detailed cost information: Summer | Winter Costs
additional Cost considerations
Your actual charges will vary based on your academic program, residency, credits enrolled, housing (on-campus, off-campus, or commuting), and whether your program is fully online or face-to-face with online options.
Other educational expenses
In addition to tuition, fees, students may have other educational expenses such as books, supplies, transportation, and personal items. These vary by student and are considered when determining financial aid eligibility.
For a full breakdown of the Cost of Attendance (COA), including indirect expense estimates and financial planning resources, visit the link below:
full cost of attendance details
This page will cover detailed information about:
- The Cost of Attendance (COA) breakdown
- Financial planning tips and checklists
- Ways to prepare for educational expenses and reduce costs
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Explanation of Fees
MANDATORY & MISCELLANEOUSGENERAL FEE:
The General Fee is a mandatory fee used to support a variety of ongoing academic and student support services, student organizations, health services and wellness programs, Student Center debt service, expansion, capital replacement, and maintenance. The fee is charged to all students except those enrolled in a Doctoral or fully-online program (set by Board of Governors).
The fee is charged to all students (full-time and part-time, residential and commuting/off-campus) during all University sessions and at all course locations.
TECHNOLOGY FEE:
The Technology Fee is a mandatory fee collected to acquire, install and maintain up-to-date and emerging technologies to engance student learning outcomes.
OTHER MISCELLANEOUS FEES:
Students may incur other miscellaneous fees while enrolled at Millersville depending on their program and if there are any licensures students need to obtain. In addition students can incur fees including but not limited to, health services, key/id replacement, parking fines, judicial fines, room damamges, degree fee.
COURSE LEVEL FEES
A select number of classes require a course fee to supplement the cost of course materials used to enhance the course and student experience.
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Your Charges Versus the Cost of Attendance
Many families mistakenly believe the Cost of Attendance (COA) is the exact amount required to attend Millersville or other colleges—sometimes leading to unnecessary borrowing.
Let’s clarify: the COA is NOT what you will owe! It includes both direct and indirect costs.
- Direct Costs: What you’ll pay directly to Millersville, like tuition, fees, and on-campus housing.
- Indirect Costs: Other expenses you might have, such as books, supplies, and transportation.
The COA is a budget to help you plan for all potential expenses. It’s also used to determine the maximum financial aid you can receive for the year.
Each COA is different depending on your your program, degree type, residency, housing plans, and more.
- Prospective Students: Refer to the federal College Financing Plan on your financial aid offer.
- Millersville Students: Access your estimated COA on the Offer tab of your Financial Aid Overview -- located in your MAX account.
Plan Ahead with Cost Transparency
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- The Cost of Attendance (COA) breakdown
- Financial planning tips and checklists
- Ways to prepare for educational expenses and reduce costs
Click here to learn more about the COA and financial planning resources.