Cost & Tuition Rates
We want you to know the price of a UT education right from the start. The information provided here is designed to help you understand your total cost of attendance (COA): the combined cost of tuition, housing and meals (on-campus, off-campus or at home), books and supplies, transportation and anything else you might need.
Undergraduate and graduate tuition rates for the 2025-26 academic year are pending The University of Texas System Board of Regents approval.
Tuition rates for the new Civics Honors and LBJ Public Affairs undergraduate degrees will be added to the calculator once 2025-2026 rates are officially posted.
- Bachelor of Arts degree in Civic Honors – School of Civic Leadership
Students should use the College of Liberal Arts tuition rates as an estimate. - Bachelor of Public Affairs degree – LBJ School of Public Affairs
Students should use the College of Fine Arts tuition rates as an estimate.
Students in McCombs School of Business and Cockrell School of Engineering will pay a differential tuition of $550/$1,100 (resident/non-resident) per semester, and those in College of Natural Sciences will pay a differential tuition of $250/$500 (resident/non-resident) per semester. These differential rates are included in the advertised tuition rates for students taking 12 or more semester credit hours and will be prorated for students taking less than 12 semester credit hours.
Option III programs have a different tuition structure than other degree programs at the University. Students in Option III programs should check with the program administrator for tuition rate information. Option III programs are designated on the Degrees & Programs page with “- Option III”.
Longhorn Fixed Tuition Information
For information about tuition rates for 2023-24 or prior, please see the Tuition Rates page.
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