Cost of Attendance

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees 2018 - 2019

Undergraduate Tuition: 

12 - 17 Credits*: $14,070  per semester
Less than 12 credits: $851 per credit

Undergraduate Audit Fee: $650

Online Tuition Fee: $638 per Credit

General Fees: non-refundable
Application fee $35
Registration: Full-time $430 per term
Registration: Part-time $200 per term

Replacement of I.D. cards: $20

Graduation Fee: $200

Resident Students:
Room & Board - per semester

Hertel Hall:
Single Occupancy Room $6,845
Suite $6,615
Double Occupancy Room $6,575
Triple Occupancy Room $6,435

Rosary Hall:
Single Occupancy Room $6,400
Double Occupancy Room $6,460
Triple Occupancy Room $6,370

Guzman Hall:
Two Singles Unit $7,105
Four Singles Unit $7,395

Dorm Damage Deposit $250

*18 credits and over charged at the rate of $425 per credit

Graduate Tuition and Fees 2019 - 2020

Graduate Tuition: Per Credit

Doctoral Degrees
> DPT > DNP	$1,026 / credit
Masters Degrees
> FNP > OT	$965 / credit
> MBA > MS.ed > MSIM	$947 / credit
> MSOLC	$695 / credit
Graduate Audit Fee	$750

Graduate Audit Fee: Per Course $750

General Fees: Non-refundable

Application fee	$50
Registration: Full-time (more than 12 credits)	$430 / term
Registration: Part-time	$200 / term
Replacement of ID cards	$20
Graduation Fee	$200

In addition to the general tuition and fees described above, students should anticipate the following estimate of annual expenses associated with attending the College during the 2019 - 2020 Academic Year.

Books                           $1,450

Transportation             $1,700

Personal Expenses       $1,950

For specific tuition information, fee schedules, or financial aid information, please contact the Office of Admissions:

Tel: (845) 359-3533
Fax: (845) 365-3150
E-mail: admissions@dc.edu
Our toll-free admissions hotline is (866) 4DC-INFO (866-432-4636).

Please include your name, address, and telephone number in any written communication.

If you are eligible for financial aid, you may be able to further reduce your tuition costs. You owe it to yourself to find out. For more information, contact a financial aid counselor.