Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees

Tuition and Fees 2026-2027 Academic Year

Tuition and fees are set on an annual basis and are subject to change

Full-Time Students

Tuition (12+ credits)	$49,550
Mandatory Undergraduate Fees	$4,950
Non-resident Meal Plan	$1,380
Student Health Insurance	TBD
Total Tuition and Fees	$54,500

Part-Time Students

Tuition per credit (less than 12 credits)	$1,800
Mandatory Undergraduate Fees	$210
Student Health Insurance (6 credits or more)	TBD

Lab Fees: *Fees are subject to change

• Biology Labs: $150
• Chemistry Labs: $100
• Physics Labs: $50

Audit Fee:

• Per course: 0.5 credit
• Full-time Undergraduate students: $0

Undergraduate (Summer 2026)

Tuition and fees are subject to change

Sessions Start and End Date

• Summer Session 1:  5/26/26 ‐ 6/29/26
• Summer Session 2:  7/1/26 ‐ 8/6/26
• Summer Session 3: 7/1/26- 8/20/26
• Full Session:  5/26/26 ‐ 8/6/26

Cost

• Tuition – Per Credit (lab fees apply):  $640
• Registration Fee:  $100
• University Fee:  $110
• Internship Fee:   $640

Special Courses and Lab Fees: 

Sec_Crse#	Title	Fee
JHIS 4937/SOCI 2626	JHIS 4937/SOCI 2626Archeology Field Work [Jill Katz and Steven Fine]	Tuition: $2,500; Students are responsible for airfare and some meals Course Flyer For more information, please contact Jill Katz atjckatz@yu.edu
SOC/SOCI 2406	SOC/SOCI 2406 – Social Determinants of Health in Global Context	Tuition: $3,000;Early Bird tuition until 3/25: $2,500; Students are responsible for airfare and some meals Course information For more information, please contactRabbi Daniel Coleman atdaniel.coleman@yu.edu.
BIO1013	Principles of Biology I Lab	Lab fee: $150
BIO1014	Principles of Biology II Lab	Lab fee: $150
BIOL2730	Human Anatomy	Lab fee: $150
BIOL3728	Human Physiology	Lab fee: $150
BIOL4023	Microbiology	Lab fee: $150
CHEM1010	Essentials of Chemistry	Lab fee: $100
CHEM1047	General Chemistry II Lab	Lab fee: $100
PHY1033	Introductory Physics I Lab	Lab fee: $50
PHY1034	Introductory Physics II Lab	Lab fee: $50

For more information visit https://www.yu.edu/summer

For academic calendar go to Summer Calendar

Payment is due May 15, 2026

Pay online by credit card or electronic check at https://insidetrack.yu.edu
Financial aid is not available for summer courses.

Refund Schedule

	Session I& Full Session	Session II	Session III
Last day to drop with 100% refund	Tuesday, May 26, 2026	Wednesday, July 1, 2026	Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Last day to drop with 75% refund	Tuesday, June 2, 2026	Wednesday, July 8, 2026	Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Last day to drop with 50% refund	Wednesday, June 10, 2026	Thursday, July 16, 2026	Thursday, July 30, 2026

 

Once you register for classes, you assume a financial responsibility. If you choose not to attend, you must drop your courses before the first day of class. Failure to do so automatically entails a financial obligation on your part.

BS in Nursing (Accelerated)

Tuition (Full-Time)	$24,785 per semester $1,600/credit
Lab & Clinical Fees	$1,050 per semester
Student & Technology Fee	$350 per semester
Registration Fee	$65 per semester
Student Health Insurance	TBD

Housing and Meal Plans

2026-2027 Housing Residence Hall Fees

 

Undergraduate Men Residence Hall Fees (subject to change)

Go here for more information about undergraduate men's housing

Room Type	26-27 Rate (Per Semester)	26-27 Rate (Fall+Spring)
Muss Hall – Standard & Triple	$4,950	$9,900
Rubin – Triple	$4,950	$9,900
Rubin – Standard	$6,050	$12,100
Morgenstern – Standard	$6,050	$12,100

 

Undergraduate Women Residence Hall Fees (subject to change)

Go here for more information about undergraduate women's housing

Room Type	26-27 Rate (Per Semester)	26-27 Rate (Fall+Spring)
36th St, Schottenstein and Brookdale Standard	$6,050	$12,100
Brookdale Deluxe Suite	$7,250	$14,500
IHP: 251 Lex Standard	$7,250	$14,500
35th St Standard	$8,750	$17,500

2026-2027 Meal Plans

Meal plans allow students to use their dining card in the various on-campus cafeterias. Please note that many students who select the lower meal plans run out of funds toward the end of the semester and become concerned because they have not planned to add more.  Be sure to budget for your food needs and be prepared to add funds if necessary. Last day to make changes to Fall Resident Meal Plans is 9/11/2026.

Go here for more information about the YU Meal Plan

• Resident Plan – High: $2,650 per semester
  The total cost of this plan is $2,650 per semester. Of this amount, $2,175 is allocated for food on campus and $475 is applied to FLEX Dollars, which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. Funds are tax‑free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is best for students who live on campus, stay for most weekends, and spend approximately $175 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Resident Plan – Standard: $2,362.50 per semester
  The total cost of this plan is $2,362.50 per semester. Of this amount, $1,997.50 is allocated for food on campus and $365 is applied to FLEX Dollars, which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. Funds are tax‑free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is best for students who live on campus, stay on some weekends, and spend approximately $155 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Resident Plan – Low: $2,050 per semester
  The total cost of this plan is $2,050 per semester. Of this amount, $1,810 is allocated for food on campus and $240 is applied to FLEX Dollars, which may be used on campus or at participating local vendors. Funds are tax‑free and expire at the end of the spring semester. This plan is best for students who live on campus, rarely stay on weekends, and spend approximately $135 per week (including FLEX Dollars).
• Non‑Resident Plan: $690 per semester (Required for full‑time non‑dorming undergraduates)
  The total cost of this plan is $690 per semester. Funds may be used on campus and at participating local vendors. Funds are tax‑free and expire at the end of the spring semester.

 

Withdrawal Procedure and Refund Policy

Students who withdraw from the university by the end of the first week of classes are entitled to a 100 percent refund. Students who withdraw with the written approval of the dean and the Office of the Registrar during the second week of the semester receive a 75 percent tuition refund. Students who withdraw during the third week of the semester receive a 50 percent tuition refund. Students who withdraw during the fourth week of the semester receive a 25 percent refund. No refund is given to a student who withdraws after the fourth week. Fees are not transferable or refundable. Students who drop a course that results in a change in tuition will receive a refund for the dropped course as follows: first week, the student will receive a 100 percent refund; second week, a 75 percent refund; third week, a 50 percent refund; fourth week, a 25 percent refund. The Office of Student Accounts will invoice students who add a course that results in a change of tuition. If an undergraduate student drops below full time during the first three weeks of the semester, all university financial aid will be canceled.