Tuition & fees

The University of Alaska Fairbanks provides a world-class education at an affordable tuition rate that is well below the national average. Find information about college tuition and other college costs, financial aid and more.

 
 
 

 

How Much Does College Cost?

How much you pay for college tuition costs will vary depending on the institution and how much financial aid you receive. We offer in-state tuition rates for online programs and provide a wide selection of financial aid options to help you cover tuition costs for college.

 

 

UAF Tuition and Costs

Here’s a breakdown of college tuition and other costs at UAF. Remember, most students receive financial aid and only pay a portion of college tuition costs. Once you get an idea of the cost for college, we encourage you to explore all of the financial aid options available and calculate the amount of aid you will receive using the resources that follow.

Course levels Alaska resident Non-resident WUE 3 Military 4
UAF CTC 1 $234/credit $800/credit $351/credit $234/credit
Troth Yeddha' (Fairbanks) — Undergraduate 2 $289/credit $855/credit $434/credit $250/credit
Troth Yeddha' (Fairbanks) — Graduate $539/credit $1105/credit     
Undergraduate Students (4 year programs) Alaska resident Non-resident WUE 3 Military 4
Tuition and fees 5 $5,355 $14,235 $7,785 $3,750
housing and food (double room + weekly 7 block meal plan) $5,325 $5,325 $5,325 $5,325
Semester total $10,680 $19,560 $13,100 $9,075 
 
Graduate students Alaska resident Non-resident Military 4
Tuition and fees 5 (9 credits, 600-level courses) $5,580 $10,881 $5,580
Housing (2 bedroom, shared) $5,325 $5,325 $5,325
Semester total $10,905 $16,206 $10,905
Expense type Living off-campus Living on-campus
Books and supplies $2,000 $2,000
Miscellaneous and personal expenses $2,250 $2,250 
Transportation $2,000 $2,000

Current fees and breakdown
Course levels Alaska resident Non-resident WUE 3 Military 4
UAF CTC 1 $234/credit $800/credit $351/credit $234/credit
100-200-level 2 $260/credit $826/credit $390/credit $250/credit
300-400-level $289/credit $855/credit  $406/credit $250/credit
600-level $539/credit $1,105/credit    
First-years and sophomores Alaska resident Non-resident WUE 3 Military 4
Tuition and fees 5 (15 credits, 100-200-level courses) $4,935 $13,770  $6,885 $3,750
housing and food (double room + weekly 7 block meal plan) $5,325 $5,325 $5,325 $5,325
Semester total $10,260 $19,095  $12,210  $9,075 
Juniors and seniors Alaska resident Non-resident WUE 3 Military 4
Tuition and fees 5 (15 credits, 300-400-level courses) $5,400 $14,235 $7,350 $3,750
housing and food (double room + weekly 7 block meal plan) $5,325 $5,325 $5,325 $5,325
Semester total $10,725 $19,560 $12,675 $9,075
Graduate students Alaska resident Non-resident Military 4
Tuition and fees 5 (9 credits, 600-level courses) $5,580 $10,881 $5,580
Room (2 bedroom, shared) $4,951 $4,951 $4,951
Semester total $10,531 $15,832 $10,531
Expense type Living off-campus Living on-campus
Books and supplies $2,000 $2,000
Miscellaneous and personal expenses $2,250 $2,250 
Transportation $2,000 $2,000

Current fees and breakdown

1  Applies to Community and Technical College (CTC), Bristol Bay, Chukchi, Interior Alaska, Kuskokwim, Northwest Campuses (all offerings are 100-200 lower division).

2 Applies to academic programs offer through the College of Rural and Community Development and Troth Yeddha' Fairbanks Campus.

3 Western Undergraduate Exchange.

4 Military pricing may not include all special materials fees or college or school surcharges.

5  Includes fees for ASUAF (student government), athletics, libraries and digital resources, student activities and services, Student Health and Counseling Center, recreation, student sustainability, technology, transportation, UA network and facilities. Does not include health insurance, books, supplies, travel, parking, miscellaneous expenses or special costs associated with international or exchange students. Costs are subject to change.


 

Get help paying for college tuition fees

To apply for financial aid, you’ll need to first complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This will determine your eligibility for federal and state grants and some scholarships. You’ll receive an award letter via email within about a week of submitting your application.

 

How we determine your financial aid amount

The Financial Aid Office estimates your yearly cost for college to determine how much financial aid you may receive. We use your housing type as reported on your FAFSA and your residency status as determined by the Office of Admissions to estimate your costs for tuition, room, board, fees, books, supplies and miscellaneous expenses. This estimate is based on full-time attendance for the fall and spring semesters. Your actual college costs may be more or less depending on how many credits you take, your housing expenses and other factors.

Our Net Price Calculator can help you estimate how much you’re likely to receive in financial assistance. It only takes a few minutes — you’ll need to have an idea of your family's income and assets.

 

 

How to Pay Your College Tuition 

Tuition and fees may be paid online at UAOnline or in person at the Office of the Bursar Payment plans are available.