Estimated Costs for One Year of Study at KSU
The following fees are estimated in order for a prospective student to verify their funding for an F-1 I-20 and student visa. Students must show adequate funding for their first year of study, with an indication that their funding will continue to be available for future terms. Students admitted for the fall or spring semesters must show funding for one academic year, which is one fall semester and one spring semester. Students beginning in the summer semester must show funding for the summer, fall, and spring semesters. Miscellaneous expenses include: mandatory health insurance, transportation, books and supplies, and personal expenses. Dependents will add an estimated additional $7,000 for a spouse and $6,000 per child. Expenses below do not include passport/visa fees, flight costs, ground transportation, nor expenses for summer semester following the first academic year. All fees are subject to change at any time.
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Undergraduate
Tuition and fees: $17,040
Living Expenses: $13,677
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $41,554 -
Undergraduate Summer Admission
Tuition and fees: $25,560
Living Expenses: $18,236
Miscellaneous: $14,449
Total: $58,245 -
Graduate
Tuition and fees: $20,524
Living Expenses: $14,931
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $46,292 -
Graduate Summer Admission
Tuition and fees: $30,786
Living Expenses: $19,908
Miscellaneous: $14,449
Total: $65,143 -
Premium-Priced Graduate Programs
Master of Accounting
Tuition and fees: $26,016
Living Expenses: $14,931
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $51,784Master in Business Administration
Tuition and fees: $24,196
Living Expenses: $14,931
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $49,964Master of Science in Healthcare Management and Informatics
Tuition and fees: $25,384
Living Expenses: $14,931
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $51,152PhD in Business Administration
Tuition and fees: $37,524
Living Expenses:: $14,931
Miscellaneous: $10,837
Total: $63,292