Tuition and Fees
Choosing Arkansas State University is more than a big decision, it’s a smart investment
in your future. That’s why we’re here to help you understand the costs, and the value,
of an A-State education. Explore tuition, fees, and more so you can plan with confidence.
More Value, Less Cost
While A-State’s tuition may appear similar to other universities at first glance,
a closer look reveals real savings. From housing to overall living costs, A-State
delivers standout value that keeps more money in your pocket.
$2,000+
less in housing costs than other large universities in the area per year
$200+
less per semester for similar meal plans at other institutions
$1,800+
less in mandatory fees per semester than other major colleges
Tuition at a Glance
Undergraduate
| Student Type | Price Per Semester | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| In-State | $5,215 | (Based on 15 credit hours) |
| Out-of-State | $9,370 | (Based on 15 credit hours) |
Graduate
| Student Type | Price per semester | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| In-State | $5,029 | (Based on 12 credit hours) |
| Out-of-State | $8,977 | (Based on 12 credit hours) |
Tuition-fellowship for Qualified Out-of-state Students
Arkansas State University will offer a waiver of the out-of-state portion of tuition costs in the form of a fellowship to all graduate students who meet the following criteria:
- Graduate students with a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.000 or higher
- Attend A-State with 6 or more hours of graduate level courses (Fall or Spring semester) or 3 or more hours of graduate level courses (summer terms)
- Residents of any one of the 49 states in the United States other than Arkansas or resident of any of the U.S. territories
Understand Your Tuition & Fees
Get the full breakdown. Explore tuition and fees by academic level and find everything
you need to understand costs and tuition.
Learn more about tuition and fees for first-time, transfer, and returning undergraduate
students.
Explore tuition details for master’s and doctoral programs. Find out how tuition varies
by program and travel opportunities.
Understand tuition and estimated living expenses for ESL, undergraduate, and graduate
international students. Find information on insurance, housing, and more for your
transition to A-State.
You have the opportunity to fully involve yourself in any capacity or organizations, while also getting a valuable education at an affordable price
Tuition Tools
Use our Tuition Estimator and Net Price Calculator to get a better idea of your cost
to attend A-State. These tools look at things like your grades, income, and possible
financial aid to give you a cost estimate after scholarships and aid are applied.
Discover the many ways to make your A-State education more affordable. From federal
loans and grants to scholarships based on merit, need, or talent—we’ll help you explore
your options and understand the steps to apply.
Have Questions?
Connect With Us.
Contact The Treasurer's Office, located in the Student Union, room 2146.