Tuition & Costs

Current tuition and fees rates are available on the Student Fiscal Services' Tuition and Fees page.

Understanding Your Award Letter

When your aid is packaged, you will receive an award letter notification via email. You will be directed to Workday to view your financial aid awards. How To Accept/Decline Awards

To view your estimated costs navigate to your myFHSU tab and click " Financials." To the right, there will be a " View Financial Aid" tab, and once you are there, you will need to select the award year. There you will find an " Estimated Costs" tab with your Cost of Attendance information.

COST OF ATTENDANCE
TOTAL BUDGET - Total Resources - Fall Awards - Spring Awards = REMAINING NEED

Budget/Cost of Attendance

Your Cost of Attendance (COA) or budget is an estimate of the total amount it will cost you to pay educational expenses related to college. Below are general estimates for full-time registration at FHSU, including fall and spring semesters. Please note that actual costs will vary.

2024-2025 Estimated Cost of Attendance

Undergraduate Students
	Resident	Regional	Non- Resident	Online
Tuition/Fees	6090	6090	18150	7860
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment	1000	1000	1000	1000
Food and Housing	9120	9120	9120	9120
Transportation	1612	2362	2362	1612
Personal	3412	3412	3412	3412
Miscellaneous	40	40	40	40
TOTAL	21274	22024	34084	23044

Graduate Students
	Resident	Regional	Non- Resident	Online
Tuition/Fees	5076	5076	13014	6210
Books, Course Materials, Supplies, & Equipment	1000	1000	1000	1000
Food and Housing	9120	9120	9120	9120
Transportation	1612	2362	2362	1612
Personal	3412	3412	3412	3412
Miscellaneous	40	40	40	40
TOTAL	20260	21010	28948	21394

TOOLS TO ESTIMATE YOUR COST OF ATTENDANCE
Cost of Attendance Worksheet
Net Price Calculator

Resources/Expected Family Contribution

The Expected Family Contribution (EFC) is a term used to express the dollar amount that a family is expected to contribute to a student's education. This figure is determined by the federal government using the information reported on the FAFSA. While completion of the FAFSA is the only way to have an official EFC calculated, you can have an estimated EFC calculated by using the Federal Student Aid Estimator.

DEPENDENT STUDENTS
Student Contribution
+ Parent Contribution
Expected Family Contribution

INDEPENDENT STUDENTS
Student Contribution
+ Spouse Contribution (if applicable)
Expected Family Contribution

Tuition & Costs

Tuition & Costs

Understanding Your Award Letter

Budget/Cost of Attendance

Undergraduate Students

Graduate Students

Resources/Expected Family Contribution