2026-27 Academic Year
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Tuition – full-time (12-18 credits), per semester | $9,075 |
| Tuition – part-time, per credit | $650 |
| Tuition – Summer and Intercession, per credit | $250 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Resident Housing (single) – per semester | $5,165 |
| Resident Housing (double) – per semester | $4,160 |
| Resident Housing (triple) – per semester | $3,805 |
| Resident Housing (quad) – per semester | $3,535 |
| Meal Plan – per semester – 19 meal plan | $2,415 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Technology Fee (5 or more credits), per semester | $450 |
| Technology Fee (less than 5 credits), per semester | $75 |
| Activity Fee, per semester | $130 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Advanced Automotive fee – per semester | $475 |
| Baking and Pastry – per semester | $475 |
| Communications – per course | $105 |
| Culinary – per semester | $475 |
| Hospitality – per semester | $230 |
| Nursing – per semester – F/T students | $850 |
| Nursing – per credit – P/T students | $60 |
| Nursing (ATI fee) F/T 1st year student | $2,166 |
| Nursing (ATI fee) F/T 2nd year student | $1,916 |
| Occupational Therapy – per semester | $195 |
| Physical Therapist Assistant – per semester | $195 |
| School of PNG – per semester | $265 |
| Sonography – per semester | $195 |
| Surgical Technology – per semester | $195 |
| Robotics – per semester | $265 |
| Trade Programs – per semester | $790 |
| Carpentry Tool Kit – one-time fee, first semester | $515 |
| Electrical Tool Kit – one-time fee, first semester | $642 |
| Welding Tool Kit – one-time fee, first semester | $577 |
| Lab Fee – per 1 credit course | $45 |
| Lab Fee – per 3 credit course | $120 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Application – excludes online applications | $35 |
| Commuter Commitment Fee – one time | $100 (Pay this fee online) |
| Resident Commitment Fee – one time | $375 (Pay this fee online) |
| New Student Orientation Fee | $650 |
| Graduation Fee | $170 |
| Commuter Parking Fee – per semester (additional $3.00 processing fee) | $100 |
| Resident Parking Fee – per semester (additional $3.00 processing fee) | $100 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Transcript request fee | $12 |
| Life Experience processing fee | $35 |
| Change of grade/incomplete fee | $20 |
| Late submission graduation fee | $150 |
| Stop payment fee | $50 |
| Return check fee | $25 |
| Late payment fee | $25 |
| Amount | |
|---|---|
| Books, Course Materials, Supplies & Equipment Estimated Cost | $808 |
| Personal/Miscellaneous Estimated Cost | $1,960 |
| Transportation | $1,078 |
For certificates: Certificate Program Tuition
For current students: Refund Policy
Tuition & Fees Summary
Student Activity Fee
The Student Activity Fee supports a wide range of co-curricular programs, services, and resources designed to enhance the overall student experience and foster a vibrant, inclusive campus community. This fee provides students with access to campus events, student clubs and organizations, leadership development opportunities, wellness and recreational activities, and a variety of social and educational programming.
Funds collected through this fee support student engagement initiatives and student life programming that promote involvement, connection, and success both inside and outside the classroom. For center and online students, the fee also supports virtual engagement opportunities, online student resources, and remote access to student life programming, ensuring equitable access to services across all learning modalities.
The Student Activity Fee is considered an allowable institutional charge and is included in a student’s Cost of Attendance. As such, it may be covered by applicable financial aid in accordance with federal regulations.
Technology Fee
The Information Technology Fee supports the infrastructure, systems, and services necessary to provide students with reliable access to technology resources essential for academic success. This includes maintenance and enhancement of learning management systems, student information systems, campus network services, cybersecurity measures, software licensing, and student access to digital tools and platforms used in coursework and institutional operations.
The Technology Fee is considered an allowable institutional charge and is included in a student’s Cost of Attendance. As such, it may be covered by applicable financial aid in accordance with federal regulations.
Specific Program and Course Fees
Program and Course Fees are additional direct fees that apply to a specific program (major) or a specific course to support the purchase of course/program materials (excluding books). A full list of these fees can be found under the Tuition and Fees Schedule.
The Specific Program and Course Fees are considered allowable institutional charges and are included in a student’s Cost of Attendance. As such, it may be covered by applicable financial aid in accordance with federal regulations.
Commitment Fee
The Commitment Fee is a one-time, non-refundable fee charged to all newly admitted students to confirm their intent to enroll at the College. This fee allows the College to plan and allocate the necessary academic, administrative, and student support resources in advance of the start of classes.
The Commitment Fee supports new student onboarding activities, including placement testing (if applicable), and other transition services designed to help students successfully begin their academic journey.
Students who intend to live on campus are assessed a total Commitment Fee of $375, which includes the standard enrollment commitment and secures a space in College housing. Commuter students are assessed a total Commitment Fee of $100.
New Student Orientation Fee
The New Student Orientation Fee is a one-time fee of $650 charged to all first-time students upon initial enrollment and helps support student’s transition to Lackawanna College. This fee is used to fund orientation programming, new student engagement initiatives, and related materials and services that support students’ successful transition to the College. Covered expenses include orientation sessions, onboarding communications, student success programming, and institutional resources provided at the start of enrollment.
The New Student Orientation Fee is considered an allowable institutional charge and is included in a student’s Cost of Attendance. As such, it may be covered by applicable financial aid in accordance with federal regulations.
Late Payment Fee
The Late Payment Fee is assessed every 30 days after the start of a semester or a term to students who have not paid their balance due. The fees collected are utilized as an additional resource for funding student activities.