All colleges and universities have a published price, but focusing on the net price helps you best understand what you will pay for college. Recognized as a Best Value School by U.S. News & World Report, Stevenson education is affordable and accessible to you, and 99 percent of our students receive scholarships and/or financial aid.
As a first step, we encourage you to learn more about Stevenson’s scholarship and financial aid opportunities, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and financing options through our Scholarships & Financial Aid page.
$51,834
Tuition - $35,204
Fees - $2,604
Accident Insurance - $60
Room - SU Suite (Double) - $8,824
Meal Plan A - $5,142
$23,802
Average Financial Aid based on first year students for 2019-20. Includes institutional, federal, and state scholarships & grants.
*Average Financial Aid does not include Direct, PLUS, or alternative loans
Students interested in taking 18 or more credits will need permission from the Academic Dean.
Cost of tuition will be $425 per credit (over 18 credits).
View tuition and fees for graduate and adult undergraduate programs.
$37,868
Tuition - $35,204
Fees - $2,604
Accident Insurance - $60
$22,694
Average Financial Aid based on first year students for 2019-20. Includes institutional, federal, and state scholarships & grants.
*Average Financial Aid does not include Direct, PLUS, or alternative loans
Students interested in taking 18 or more credits will need permission from the Academic Dean.
Cost of tuition will be $425 per credit (over 18 credits).
View tuition and fees for graduate and adult undergraduate programs.
Tuition (per credit, for students taking 11 credits or less per semester) | $885 |
Fees (per semester) | $75 |
Tuition – Summer 2021 (per credit) | $405 |
First Year Suite Complex | |
SU Suite - Double Room | $8,824 |
SU Suite - Single Room A** | $10,424 |
SU Suite - Single Room B** | $10,224 |
Upper-Class Buildings | |
Apartments | $10,498 |
SU Suite - Double Room | $8,824 |
SU Suite - Single Room A & B** | $10,424 |
Wooded Way Suite - Double | $9,288 |
Wooded Way Singles** | $10,088 |
Security Deposit (end-of-year credit, without damage to facilities) | $150 |
** Subject to availability. For more information regarding housing please visit Living on Campus.
Meal Plan | Number of Meals (per semester) |
Meals per Week (rounded based on 16-week semester) |
Flex Dollars (per semester) |
Cost (per semester) |
Cost (per year) |
A | 225 | 14 | $75 | $2,571 | $5,142 |
B | 175 | 11 | $125 | $2,447 | $4,894 |
C | 135 | 8 | $200 | $2,497 | $4,994 |
D | 85 | 5 | $250 | $1,645 | $3,290 |
E | 60 | 3 | $175 | $1,157 | $2,314 |
Rechargeable meal plans are available to students as a supplement to the assigned plan. If a student exhausts all of his/her meals, additional blocks of 10, 25, or 50 meals can be purchased at a discounted cost.
2020-2021 Pricing |
10 meal block - $69 |
25 meal block - $156 |
50 meal block - $285 |
All students residing in the apartments are required to participate in either the A or B block plan during their first and second semesters at the University. Students in their third and fourth full-time semesters at SU can choose either the A, B, or C block plan. After the fourth full-time semester, participation in a meal plan is optional for students living in the apartments. All block plans include 10 guest meals so students can treat visitors to several meals per semester. Guest meals can also be used by the student for him/herself. Flex dollars can be used to purchase meals for family and friends if all guest meals are used. If a student uses all of his/her meals and would like more, meal plans can be recharged by purchasing additional blocks of 10 or 25 meals.
All students living in the suites and Wooded Way must participate in the A block plan during their first through fourth semesters at SU. After the fourth full-time semester, students can choose either the A or B block plan. All block plans include 10 guest meals so students can treat visitors to several meals per semester. Guest meals can also be used by the student for him/herself. Flex dollars can be used to purchase meals for family and friends if all guest meals are used. If a student uses all of his/her meals and would like more, meal plans can be recharged by purchasing additional blocks of 10 or 25 meals.
All transfer students are required to participate in a meal plan during their first and second semester at the University. Students living in the apartments must choose either the A or B block plan. Students living in the suites must purchase the A block plan.
Beginning with their third semester at the University, transfer students who joined the college as a junior (defined as 60 credits at the time of transfer) and live in an apartment will not be required to purchase a meal plan.
Beginning with their third semester at the University, transfer students who joined the college as a junior (defined as 60 credits at the time of transfer) and live in a suite must purchase a meal plan and may choose from the A or B block plan.
Students who do not live on campus can choose to participate in any of the University's meal plans. If a student uses all of his/her meals and would like more, meal plans can be recharged by purchasing additional blocks of 10 or 25 meals.