Tuition & Fees
An affordable option.
We understand that you are here out of a love for knowledge and the Jewish community; we strive to keep costs low while continuing to provide an unparalleled learning opportunity.
If costs are a concern, generous merit-based scholarships are available to qualified M.A. students.
Each year, two full-time Ph.D. students will be awarded full-tuition scholarships plus a generous stipend, renewable for a second year. Generous scholarships toward tuition are available to all students admitted to the doctoral program.
In addition to a per-credit tuition charge, you are required to pay an administrative fee each semester, as well as a technology fee in the fall and spring. These fees help support our efforts to provide you with a high-quality environment for study.
Below you’ll find your program’s tuition & fees. Your tuition accounts and the College’s receivables are maintained by the Office of the Bursar. This includes reviewing charges and payments, issuing refunds, collection activities, and providing support and guidance to create a seamless experience for our students. We’re here to help you! If you have any questions, please email us at help@touro.edu or call (844) 868-7666.
Important information and links:
- Students are responsible for tuition and fees each semester.
- You will not be sent a bill! Learn how to access your account activity and pay your bill on the "How to make a payment" page.
- Review the refund policy prior to dropping or withdrawing from a course.
- Your financial aid can impact your tuition refund. Enroll in direct deposit and receive your refund faster.
Tuition and Fees for 2024-2025
- $880 per credit (three credits per course)
- $150 administrative fee (per semester)
- $100 technology fee (fall and spring semesters only)
General Fees:
| Application Fee | $50 |
| Graduation Fee | $200 |
| Returned Check Fee | $40 |
| Transcript Fee | $10 |
The Touro University Board of Trustees reserves the right to change the fee schedule without prior written notice.
Cost of Attendance
Along with tuition, students should estimate the overall cost of completing an academic year - or the Cost of Attendance (COA) - in your program.
The COA – or student budget – not only lets you see the big picture costs of your degree, but also serves to determine your financial needs and the amount of aid (federal loans and scholarships) for which you may qualify.
COA includes:
- Direct costs expenses that are paid directly to the University, such as tuition, fees, and on-campus housing and food.
- Indirect costs expenses not paid directly to the University, such as off-campus housing and food, transportation, personal expenses, books, and supplies.
Your COA, and subsequent financial aid eligibility, is determined and calculated based on the academic year (semesters you are enrolled in classes).
While not specific to your circumstance, consider the information below as a sample Cost of Attendance for the Graduate School of Judaic Studies program. *
| Part-time 6 credits (Fall and Spring semesters) | |
|---|---|
|
Tuition |
$10,140 |
|
Fees |
$500 |
|
Total Annual Tuition & Fees |
$10,640 |
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|
Living Expenses |
$20,346 |
|
Transportation |
$974 |
|
Personal |
$5,112 |
|
Books & Supplies |
$1,224 |
|
Loan Origination Fee |
$270 |
|
Computer Allowance (First Semester) |
$750 |
|
Total Estimated Indirect Costs |
$28,676 |
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Total Estimated Annual COA |
$39,316 |
* Indirect Costs reflect average surveyed costs for housing, food, transportation, personal, and miscellaneous expenses. Your individual costs may be higher or lower especially when considering costs for housing.
**The information in the charts above is for illustration purposes only and may not reflect the actual costs a student may incur as a student. Tuition and fees are subject to change annually. The Touro University Board of Trustees reserves the right to change the tuition and fee schedule without prior written notice.
