Salisbury University Cost of Attendance | Salisbury University Cost of Attendance What Is a Net Price Calculator? SU's Net Price Calculator is a free online tool that give you a personalized estimate of net price. How Does SU's Net Price Calculator Work? SU’s net price calculator asks you questions about your family’s finances and may also ask you questions about your GPA, test scores, activities and other things that may qualify you for financial aid. It uses your answers to figure out how much money in grants and scholarships may award to you. Keep in mind this is only an estimate and not inclusive of any other institutional or academic department scholarships available at SU and does not account for other types of gift aid you may be receiving from the state or other organizations. Undergraduate Cost of Attendance (Fall/Spring) There are two types of costs considered in the financial aid process: direct costs and indirect expenses . Together these costs represent the official cost of attendance (student budget). We encourage all prospective students and their families to evaluate SU's net price. The net price reflects the actual out-of-pocket expense to attend SU after removing grants, scholarships, and other educational benefits from the "sticker" price. Click here to utilize SU's Net Price Calculator to take the next step. Direct Costs Direct costs are charged directly to your student account and payable to the university. They always include tuition and fees. They will also include room and board if you are living on campus and purchasing a meal plan. Please note your eBill will be sent to your SU email account. Questions regarding your itemized statement should be directed to the Cashier's Office Indirect Expenses Indirect expenses vary per student and are not included in your bill. These include books/supplies, transportation and personal expenses. The figures below are ESTIMATED 2026-2027 costs per year for fulltime (12+ credits per semester), on-campus, undergraduate students. Financial aid for undergraduate students is packaged under the assumption that a student is attending full-time each fall and spring semester. For more detailed information on tuition and fee charges, please refer to the Tuition and Fee Schedule provided by the SU Cashier’s Office. (the 2026-2027 schedule should be available in late spring) Fee Type Maryland Residents Out-of-State Residents Tuition and Mandatory Fees $11,466 $23,590 Housing* $8,150 $8,150 Food** $6,368 $6,368 Direct Costs $25,984 $38,108 *Based on Double Occupancy **Based on the “All Access” meal plan Fee Type Maryland Residents Out-of-State Residents Books, Supplies, Course Materials & Equipment $1,300 $1,300 Personal/Trans/Misc. $3,900 $3,900 Loan Fee Allowance $312 $312 Indirect Costs $5,512 $5,512 Total Cost of Attendance Maryland Residents $31,496 Out-of-State Residents $43,620 A student who is attending less than 12 credits per semester will have a lower cost of attendance and may be eligible for less financial aid than a full-time student. If you are going to be enrolling less than full-time, complete an “Enrollment Change Form” prior to the start of the semester. For more information on how to access the form, refer to the Student Forms Portal Information. Graduate Cost of Attendance (Fall/Spring) As with undergraduate cost of attendance, there are two types of costs for graduate candidates considered in the financial aid process: direct and indirect costs. Together these costs represent the official cost of attendance (student budget). The figures below are ESTIMATED 2026-2027 costs for graduate students enrolled in 9 credit hours for Fall and Spring semesters. Attendance of less than 9 credits in a semester will have a lower cost of attendance (student budget) assigned. Per Credit Hour Maryland Residents Non-Residents Non-Residents (Regional Hagerstown) Tuition $453 $837 $549 Mandatory Fees $129 $129 $129 Combined Tuition and Fees $582 $966 $678 Cost of Attendance (Student Budget) Per Full-Time Enrollment Costs Maryland Residents Annual (9 Credits per semester) Non-Resident Annual (9 Credits per semester) Non-Resident (Regional Hagerstown) Annual (9 Credits per semester) Direct Costs Tuition and Mandatory Fees $10,476 $17,388 $12,204 Housing Cost Allowance $8,150 $8,150 $8,150 Food Allowance $6,368 $6,368 $6,368 Indirect Costs Books, Supplies, Course Materials & Equipment $1,300 $1,300 $1,300 Personal Expenses and Transportation Allowance $3,900 $3,900 $3,900 Loan Fee Allowance $326 $326 $326 Total Cost of Attendance $30,520 $37,432 $32,248 A student who is attending less than 9 credits per semester (Master’s program) or 5 credits per semester (Doctoral program) may have a lower cost of attendance and may be eligible for less financial aid than a full-time student. If you are going to be enrolling less than full-time, complete an “Enrollment Change Form” prior to the start of the semester . For more information on how to access the form, refer to Student Forms Portal Information. Off-Campus Housing Resource Page NOTE: Graduate Programs with Non-Standard Tuition and Fees: Master of Science – GIS Management (MSGISM) Master of Science – Nursing (MSN-online program) Master of Business Administration (MBA-online program) Master of Social Work (MSW-online program) Doctor of Education (EdD) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP-online program) Please refer to the Tuition and Fee Schedules provided by the Cashier’s Office for the cost of these programs. (the 2026-2027 schedule should be available in late spring) Contact Us: Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships Scarborough Student Leadership Center 201 410-543-6165 410-543-6138 finaid@salisbury.edu Schedule Zoom Appointment