Tuition

Graduate Student Rate

• $1,340 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time). In the fall and spring semesters, full-time graduate students* carry a minimum of nine (9) credit hours per semester, and part-time students carry six to eight (6-8) credit hours. In the summer, full-time graduate students carry a minimum of six (6) credit hours for all summer sessions combined, and part-time students carry three to five (3-5) credit hours for all summer sessions combined.

*Programs designed to offer a maximum of 6 credits per semester, are considered full-time at 6 credits. See Course Load for more information.

Graduate Program Specific Tuition

Business and Technology Programs in the College of Business, Innovation, Leadership, and Technology

$1,340 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Doctorate in Cyber Security

$1,335 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Doctor of Counseling

$1,275 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Master of counseling

$1,140 per credit hour for fall, spring and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Master’s Science in Medical Science (MSMS)

$929 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Master’s in Social Work

$1,340 per credit hour for fall, spring and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Master in Forensics and Legal Psychology

$1,340 per credit hour for fall, spring and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Master of Education (M.Ed.)

$990 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Physical Therapy Program (D.P.T.)

Tuition and fees for those entering in fall 2024 (Class of 2027): Tuition: $39,487 per year; fees $1,940 (years 1 & 2) and $2,060 (year 3) for a total of $123,500 for the three-year program. This sum includes all PT courses, lab fees, and summer courses. >Counseling (M.S.) $1,140 per credit hour for fall, spring, and summer semester classes (full or part time).

Transitional Physical Therapy Program (t.D.P.T.)

Tuition and fees for those entering in fall 2025 will be $485 per credit hour for a total of $14,550.

Transitional Occupational Therapy Program (t.O.T.D.)

Tuition and fees for those entering in fall 2025 will be $485 per credit hour for a total of $14,550.

Consortium Tuition

Payment for consortium credits is due at the time of registration. Marymount consortium students pay the Marymount tuition rate to the Marymount Student Accounts Office. Credits taken through the consortium are counted toward full-time/part-time status at Marymount for the purposes of financial aid. The student is responsible for all fees that the visited institution requires.

Refunds and credits to accounts for consortium courses follow the Marymount refund schedule.

Tuition Payment

Standard Due Dates

Payments made online or in person using a credit/debit card will be charged a 2.3% service fee. Payments made using an eCheck will be charged a $1.75 service fee. Service fees are assessed and applied on a transactional basis and cannot be waived or refunded.

Monthly late payment fees of $75 will be assessed to all delinquent accounts. All payments must be made in U.S. currency and drawn on U.S. banks. Marymount University accepts cash, checks, money orders, credit cards (American Express, MasterCard, or Visa only; credit card payments can be made online through Workday), and ACH (Automated Clearing House) electronic transfers. Do not mail cash. Checks and money orders must be made payable to Marymount University. All checks and money orders must include the student’s ID number, address, and phone number on the face of the check. All returned checks are subject to a $55 service fee.

If, for any reason, a parent, a guardian, an employer, or an embassy does not honor their financial obligation to the university on behalf of a student, the student will be held responsible for those financial obligations.

A student’s pending class registration is subject to cancellation if there is a prior-term unpaid balance on the student’s account.

If students have questions about charges on their accounts, they should bring the amount in question to the attention of the Student Accounts Office. Students do not have to pay that amount while it is being reviewed. However, they are obligated to pay all parts of the bill that are not in question no later than the due date.