Cost & Aid | Bridgewater State University This is a content holder for the one-button emergency notification system. Quicklinks My BSU BridgeNet Academic Calendar Course Search Register for Class Pay Bill Health Services Patient Portal Student Health Plan Waiver Info For Families Alumni & Friends School Counselors Give to BSU Student Crisis Info Menu Close Free tuition and mandatory fees for families earning $125,000 or less. Learn about the Bridgewater Commitment » Cost & Aid Let’s Make Your Education a Reality Making sure that you are able to earn a high-quality degree at an affordable price is our commitment to you. We’ll help you find the resources necessary to make your education a reality. Financial Aid The Financial Aid Office is here to assist you with affording the cost of your college education, through grants and waivers loans and student work programs . Look through our financial aid reward guide to become more familiar with the opportunities available to you. How to apply for financial aid » Financing Options » Net Price Calculator » Graduate School Funding In collaboration with the Financial Aid Office, the College of Graduate Studies may help students find assistantships, fellowships, grants and scholarships to help make graduate school more affordable. Graduate Funding » Graduate Cost & Budgeting » Tuition and Fees Bridgewater Commitment Scholarships for New Students Scholarships for Transfer Students Undergraduate Students Annual costs for Massachusetts and non-Massachusetts residents. Tuition and Fees $12,194/year ($18,334/year for non-MA residents) Room and Meal Plan $15,805/year (average cost for first-year students) Books $1,200/year Graduate Students As graduate students, Massachusetts and non-Massachusetts residents have the same cost per credit hour. Tuition and Fees $535.50/credit hour A typical graduate course is 3 credits or $1,606.50 total (tuition and fees) Continuing Studies Undergraduate continuing studies courses begin at 4 p.m. Monday-Friday, and include all day Saturday and Sunday. Tuition and Fees $503.50/credit hour A typical Continuing Studies course is 3 credits or $1,510.50 total (tuition and fees) BSU was there when I needed it the most, and I thank donors for believing in me. Some of us don’t always end up having the same playing field or opportunities as others. The scholarship was the key to my success and making the dean’s list.” Christian Pierce, '22 Health Studies, BS, with a minor in health resources management 44% of students are Pell-eligible 85% of undergraduates receive scholarships and/or financial aid $33.4M state and federal grants and scholarships awarded annually $5M merit scholarships awarded to first-year students Housing Costs rgb(0,85,140) Meal Plan Options rgb(0,85,140) Payment Plan rgb(0,85,140) rgb(0,85,140) Financial Support for Out-of-State Students Did you know that the cost of attending BSU is nearly the same as — or in some cases, less than — the cost of attending college in your own state? Your cost will rival the cost of attending a public university near you after applying financial aid, the $5,000 per year Horace Mann Scholarship or the New England Regional Discount Program. Learn why BSU is a great fit for out-of-state students » Contact Information Student Accounts Boyden Hall, Room 107 131 Summer Street Bridgewater MA 02325 United States 508-531-1225 sao@bridgew.edu Financial Aid Federal School Code: 002183-00 Welcome Center, Room 209 45 Plymouth Street Bridgewater MA 02325 United States 508-531-1341 finaid@bridgew.edu Take the next step Inquire Visit Apply